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Okay, so I am pretty sure I ovulated, at least I had all the symptoms and got the positive on the ovulation test. We did everything we were suppose to, we had sex as much as possible those 3 days, we used pre-seed, I kept my legs up. A couple of days after ovulation, I started having REALLY tender breasts and they have been tender since then, I'm not due for my period for about 6 more days....my breasts have been tender for about 7 days now. The other symtoms I have are mild cramps that come and go and gas. Another thing is that 6 days after I ovulated I had dark pinkish brown discharge, but only enough to notice one time. So, what I am wandering is, has anyone had tender breasts that soon after ovulation that was pregnant...what do you think my chances are?
If it means I'm pregnant I'll take the tenderness and anything that comes along with it. Thanks for the post.
If you are having breast tenderness you may have enough hormones to test pos now. If nothing else get a real cheap one, like dollar store, and see what happens. If it is too early at least you didnt waste too much money. Good Luck.
With my first pregnancy, I got tender breasts very soon. It was unplanned and I do remember thinking wow I am getting period symptoms very early.
I plan on waiting until the 16th to test, 6 more days....I want to now, and tomorrow, and the next day (HAHA) but I figure I'll wait until I have missed my period for sure. I have a first response at home waiting on me....lol
Some women don't get noticeable symptoms until their 5th or 6th week. Some women get them much sooner than that, as soon as the HCG starts being produced. So I would say you could possibly be pregnant. :) When are you testing? With a First Response Early Result, you can test up to 5 days before your missed period. They have a $1 off coupon on their website www.firstresponse.com :) Good luck!
Thanks, Im praying that we are. It's not stressful, keeping myself busy but every now and then when my breasts start throbbing I start wandering.
They sound pretty good to me. :-) I hope the 2WW isn't to stressful on you. Keep yourself busy. Keep me updated. Good luck.
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