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What were your first symptoms?

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  1. sweet #21

    Hey naad, yeah I had the weirdest dreams, and I could always remember them. So it can really happen fast, my girl is sleeping peacefully in my arms now, already 4 weeks old today
    I'm rooting for you! Hopefully I'll read good news soon!
  2. Mama vanJ #22

    My first symptom with my oldest was missing my period (I had a miscarriage at 6 weeks before that). I thought my cycle was off due to the miscarriage, but turns out I was really pregnant. I only tested when I was a week late. My colleague back then already told me to take a test because she thought I was really pregnant! So I said no, don't be silly! My cycle is just messed up! She was right after all!
    With my youngest, I got implantation bleeding. I normally never have spotting, so I already knew enough. I tested on the day I was supposed to get my period and yes, positive! She is now 2 months old and my oldest is over 2 years
  3. Mimi #23

    From the moment of conception, I've been feeling nauseous. Four days after ovulation, I clearly felt a stinging pain on the lower left side when I went to the toilet, and then there was blood. The light bleeding lasted for another week. I tested positive 5 days before my expected period. I had sore breasts for a week before then and couldn't lie on my stomach anymore.

    I have to say that last month I thought I was pregnant, but it was just my head playing tricks on me. I don't want to scare you, but if you're too focused on it, you suddenly start feeling everything. Then it's such a disappointment when it's not really happening. We're starting this cycle again for real. Last month would have been pure luck, and we both felt so sad it didn't work out, so we're just going for it. I'll probably start feeling all sorts of things again next week since my ovulation is expected in 3 days.
  4. Luli Guest #24

    Hi everyone,
    I had my ovulation day yesterday and since then I've been experiencing lower back pain, feeling a bit nauseous in the mornings, and a bloated stomach. Could this mean I'm pregnant?
    Thanks in advance.
  5. mars Guest #25

    hihi, I think I ovulated around mid-last week, and since yesterday I've had a bit of period-like cramping (not too bad). Also, I've been dreaming a lot for the past few days... This is round 2 for us, but does anyone recognize these symptoms and are/were you pregnant?
  6. Mel #26

    Sensitive breasts
  7. Lautje Guest #27

    I'm at 6 dpo now, with sudden dizziness and nausea.
    At 5 dpo I had a bad headache and a fever.
    At 4 dpo I had a temp dip (early implantation?) and it rose again at 5 dpo. (I take my temp every day at the same time)
    Other symptoms; tense breasts, stabbing and cramps in lower abdomen and lower back.
    My period would be next Wednesday. So exciting every time again. I'm now in round 6 and have learned that your body can play tricks on you.
  8. Cat89 #28

    Every cycle brings all sorts of complaints, but the cycle where I was actually pregnant was completely 0. The only thing I noticed was that from 4 or 5 dpo I thought I was going to get my period. On 5 dpo I had a temp dip, and the next day suddenly an even higher rise to 37.3. On 7 dpo I took an early predictor and it was positive, and it rose nicely in the days after
  9. Saar24 #29

    My symptom that made me suspect was a very high heart rate, sometimes actual palpitations. I wear a Fitbit and noticed that the week after conception, my heart rate increased by at least 20 beats per minute, which I never normally have. Otherwise, few symptoms except for fatigue. Tested positive on 15 dpo with a faint line, no early tester here.
  10. Fatima #30

    Saar24, that heartbeat is indeed a clear indicator. I also had that vague tension in my lower belly, just like Lautje describes. But Cat89 has a point; sometimes you don't notice anything at all. I waited until my period was late and only tested then. No need for early tests. Good luck in round 6!

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