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Q: Cramps, nausea,bad skin - pregnancy symptoms?

asked by: maybebaby5 on December 31st, 2008

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am new to all this and just would like some opinions really i am 8 dpo so here are my symptoms so far:
1 dpo- nausea...could not finish my dinner evrythin had a weird pepper taste, creamy CM

2 dpo- 5 dpo- cramps, slight nausea, creamy CM

6 dpo- cramps, what i think may of been implantation bleeding as the time was right for it

7 dpo- chapped lips, face breakouts, extremely tired, urinary tract infection, yellow CM

8 dpo- chapped lips, face breakouts, very emotional, urinary tract infection, nausea, and yes this is way TMI bt bowel movements soft but nearly black?! creamy CM -do not take any iron supplements so thats not the cause of that.also have had a stuffy nose and been sneezing today

could i be pregnant?my period is due next week any advice would be so helpful thank you

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CalliesMommy

replied on January 1st, 2009

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A lot of your symptoms are pregnancy symptoms but it would have been too early for some of them. At 1 day past ovulation the egg hasn't even implanted itself yet. That usually happens 3-7 days after you ovulate if of course the egg has been fertilized. Were you trying to conceive? Anytime you have unprotected sex during ovulation you supposedly have about a 25 percent chance of getting pregnant. All you can do at this point is wait! God, I know how hard that is!! If you don't get your period then take a test!!

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