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Early Preggy Symptom

I'm 40 years have a 10 year old and 1 miscarriage 5 years ago. I was on clomid for 3 mores and stop them and now I'm on 19 DPO and experiencing the following symptoms, headaches, light headed, backaches, PMS cramps. On 15 DPO I had smudgy brownish discharge. I'm so anxious to take HPT, because of my previous negative test. Am I pregnant?
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Thank u very much for the words of encouragement. i really appreciate & am on my way to buy HPT rite away. I needed that boost, because my DH feels that we shouldn't test now. my periods are 4 days late today.
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Hi there and welcome.  Well, no one here can answer that for you.  The symptoms you describe could possibly be early pregnancy symptoms although usually early on, women have very few symptoms as the hormones that cause them haven't built up enough to cause the symptoms.  What you describe could also be premenstrual symptoms.  

The only way to know is to take a test when you've missed your period.  The early response pregnancy tests are very accurate.  They advertise that they will give you an answer 4 days prior to your period being due and it gave me a positive on that 4 days before just as it said it would.  

Try not to be afraid.  Trying to get pregnant is a rollercoaster I know.  I was 38 and 39 when I had my two sons.  If you've not gotten pregnant this month, there is next month.  Try not to let the stress consume you.  I know that is much easier to say than to do.  good luck to you and let us know what the test says!
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