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@fieken
Hi! I also posted something here this weekend (Hi, I have a question? My first day of my last period was 04/04/2016, my ovulation was 14/04/2016, and on Thursday 21/04/2016 I had some pink discharge. Could this be a sign of early pregnancy?) But now I've had a lot of white discharge since last night. What could this be? Hope for a quick reply. Greetings!

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  1. kruimel #2

    Nothing much to say, it could be anything. Just a little more patience until Thursday, then you can test!

  2. @fieken started this #3

    From Thursday I can test, or should I wait until Saturday?

  3. kruimel #4

    If you're sure your egg was released on 4/14, then next Thursday will be exactly 14 days after ovulation. On average, most women get their period by then. Technically, you'll be overdue on Friday. So if you're pregnant, there's a good chance you'll test positive on Thursday.

  4. @fieken started this #5

    Yes, I'm sure it's me. I see that you're already pregnant—congratulations!
    I've actually had some lower abdominal discomfort and bloating for a few days now, need to pee a lot at night, sleep terribly, have dreams (terrible), and weirdly enough, sometimes I get vaginal twinges in the morning. I also had an itchy feeling around my navel and sometimes warmth around it—really strange.

  5. @fieken started this #6

    and also almost irritated about everything

  6. kruimel #7

    So exciting! I never had any symptoms before my positive tests, but maybe they do indicate pregnancy for you too. Let me know if you’ve tested?

    And thanks, hehe!

  7. @fieken started this #8

    Make sure you let me know! It's definitely exciting, and I can hardly wait to test it, hehe. And do you have those symptoms now?

  8. kruimel #9

    I get it haha, I could always wait poorly until my turn. So I always tested too early.

    I now have no symptoms besides pelvic instability. The first 20 weeks I did. Lots of nausea, vomiting, headaches, and fatigue.

  9. @fieken started this #10

    That's not easy either, right, that pelvic instability? And probably painful too?

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