Hi,
I ovulated last week. I noticed that I was cramping (like period cramps), but I felt like it could be due to all of the walking that I did in the 100+ degree weather. I ovulated during that time, but I am still cramping. My breasts are also sore. I'm also very tired, but that can be due to traveling. Isn't it too early to experience pregnancy symptoms? AF is due on July 7.
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I get those symptoms during ovulation itself. However, I didn't notice them as much until I started TTC. Maybe it's just that? It does seem too early for preg symptoms.
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I get bad cramps the day before and day after ovulation. Then they go away and I imagine things throughout the two week wait until my period. I usually test positive for pregnancy fairly early though (by 10DPO) and have had symptoms by then so if your ovulation was even a little earlier than you thought you might be on to something.
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I cramp with nausea throughout my luteal phase. It could be a sign of pregnancy or it could be another luteal phase symptom.
Hopefully you have good news soon!
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Thanks! I will keep everyone updated.
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Last month I had similar symptoms and I wondered if I was pregnant even though it was too early. I ended up getting my period early and it was a rough one. So I attribute it to a bad case of PMS.
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The cramps stopped, but my breasts remained sore. My cycle is due today. I had 2 negative tests (yesterday and the day before). I will wait to see if AF comes today before I test again tomorrow. I doubt I am pregnant at this point.
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For me, I've noticed that every month my symptoms after ovulation are different, so I don't think it's worth it to symptom spot. I get sore breasts and cramps every month, sometimes they start at 1dpo and sometimes it doesn't start until 7-8dpo or even later, so I never know what's going on with my body.
Good luck though, hope this is your month!
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@PeaceLily: This cycle was strange, but my cycle finally came. I've never experienced these symptoms before. I hope July is my month. Thanks for the well wishes.
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