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Symptoms for NOD

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Prisje90
Hi there

Normally I get pretty sore nipples before my period starts, but now, 5 days before, there's nothing!
I do have discharge that seems like fertile mucus, and I feel slightly nauseous when I eat (though it could also be stress, of course).
I still have a few days before I can test, so I hope there are people here who know these strange symptoms!
The days feel so long????

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  1. Anonymous Guest #2

    Hi! I didn't have any symptoms except the day before I took the test I thought, huh, I feel super lightly like I'm about to get my period, which I didn't because I tested the next morning and it was positive 5 days before my expected period. What I did have was shaking from hunger, even though I can normally wait a few hours without eating. And looking back, I was cold and had swollen glands next to my nose from ovulation onwards... so I couldn't breathe properly, my cheeks were swollen inside! That was really my symptom in hindsight! Breast tenderness and nausea start in week 6... and now I'm 12w 5d and still nauseous every day all day. Vomiting 2-3 times a day, even while eating. I can't eat pears because my body doesn't digest them right now haha what an info dump but I know I was googling symptoms every free minute of the day then... hope you're pregnant!
  2. Prisje90 started this #3

    Oh no, that sounds awful! But congratulations, and it's all worth it in the end I hope people recognize these weird symptoms. I'm going crazy with those white tests, and your body plays tricks on you like that... But now I feel absolutely nothing! So maybe it's good news after all!
  3. Clautjuh #4

    I had absolutely no symptoms during my previous pregnancies, but that was 14 and 11 years ago. Now we're in round 1, me and my current boyfriend, and I should be getting my period around Sunday. I'm feeling all sorts of things. So it's always tricky. And that waiting is just so annoying haha

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