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Period pain but no period yet.

Hi Everone, i am 27 & i have a little girl who is almost 3, my fiance & i have been trying to fall pregnant now for a yr,
with no sucess. This month my period is 3 days late but i have period pain. I usually have a show or something within 26 days but nothing as yet, could i be pregnant??? Fingers crossed. I think it is too early to do a preg test.
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Thanks for that Jess....im just keeping my fingers crossed that i am. I will give it a few more days before i test. I have some tests that say they can tell you if your pregnant 10 days after ovulation has occured but because i think my ovulation has been all over the place i will wait a little longer. I have been monitoring my ovulation for the past 6mths with an ovutemp & this month my temp was really high at the end of my cycle so im thinking i may have ovulated late.
I will keep you updated for sure
Thanks again
Nik xxx
PS: I didnt have period pain with my missed period with my first child so this is why im confused...lol...why cant things be simple!
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Hi Nikki well no its not to early for a pregnancy test, get the 5 days before ur missed period its usually good i think, and period cramps is ok in the first trimester< if u spot like a tiny bit its ok too, that means its inplantation!! well keep me updated and good luck!!
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