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Am i pregnant....too early/not?
Hi everyone
To cut it short, i started my period on 26 Dec 2011, finished on 31 Dec 2011 in the morning! Me and my man had sex 4 days running after that 8 times to be exact and the point was to get me pregnant! Have read so much, but with all honesty don't know what to believe! I have had slight abdominal cramps, 2 nights of awful insomnia, extreme thirst and lower back pain which feels hot and i feel so tired! My boobs look suddenly bigger and heavier! My tummy area feels different, but i cannot explain in words how, so different is the only word i can use. What are the changes i am pregnant?
To cut it short, i started my period on 26 Dec 2011, finished on 31 Dec 2011 in the morning! Me and my man had sex 4 days running after that 8 times to be exact and the point was to get me pregnant! Have read so much, but with all honesty don't know what to believe! I have had slight abdominal cramps, 2 nights of awful insomnia, extreme thirst and lower back pain which feels hot and i feel so tired! My boobs look suddenly bigger and heavier! My tummy area feels different, but i cannot explain in words how, so different is the only word i can use. What are the changes i am pregnant?
I got my AF Dec 22, I think until the 27th. I got a positive opk early on cd10. Right now I am just 4dpo, on cd16. Have you been charting/temping at all? My temps also confirm my ovulation. My cycles have also been irregular. My last cycle was only 24 days. There seems to be a lot of people who gets +hpt 10dpo.
You didn't ovulate until today through the 10th. You might be experiencing ovulation symptoms.
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