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Pregnant or just a period??
Okay so i got my mirena removed october 15th and me and my fiancé have been trying to conceive ever since. I experienced some light spotting day one and day two after it was removed. Every time we have sex it seems like his *** goes in and comes right back out.. Lately i have been experiencing some light cramps and pressure headaches. Tonight i was at my moms playing spades and all of a sudden i started getting sharp pains which my mom told me were cramps and told me to go home and lay down. I am 19 never been pregnant before i get nausea ever couple of days but no vomit and i have had tender and very sore to the touch nipples, cramps and diarrhea. Im not sure if this is a period coming or i am pregnant can someone please help me out..
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When it comes to the pregnancy.. It is possible, but also like the last . comment says it can mes with your body. However you mentioned that it seems like his *** goes in and out. Its going to do that. A way that you can help assist that. Is when you are ttc place a pillow under your hips to raise you up higher, and after you are finished. Relax and lay with your hips/butt up in the air for at least 10-15 mins. It helps. Good Luck.
I had my Mirena for 7.5 years. (got first after I delivered my second child, and swapped for a new one at the 5 year mark.) Removed it on April 1st, found out I was pregnant on July 4th... Same symptoms: sore/tender breasts and nipples especially, and nausea with no vomiting. I am now 23 weeks. Don't discount any possible symptoms, because it is quite possible.
I'm 19 as well and a FTM. I had very sore breasts which I never had before getting my period and more painful cramps than I usually get before I started. It could be a possibility! I would wait a lil' longer closer to when your supposed to start and then take a test.
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