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Q: Tingly itchy breasts

asked by: meggerpiez on October 9th, 2009

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Hello ladies, I am having some symptoms maybe you all can help me with to ease my mind so I am not wigging out about this. ok so I had my AF Sept 19, 2009 which means I ovulated on the second or 3rd. Anyways..I know this maybe to early for any symptoms but I have really sore breasts, they tingle and they itch (sorry if TMI) and they sometimes feel wet even though they arenot. I can't explain this. I went from not having sore anything before my AF to having sore everything. I mean my back hurts my legs hurt sorta and I woke up a few days ago feeling sick (I think it was something I ate tho) What are the odds of being 7dpo and having symptoms of being pregnant? is it a possability or is it a dud like it was the past two months? any suggestions?

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Maplestable

replied on October 11th, 2009

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Im wondering the same thing myself. Today's only my 7 dpo nut I've been feeling dizzy tired and have constant backache from 1 dpo. I also had ovulation spotting and ovulation pain for about 3 days. Which is really unusual for me because I've never had ovulation spotting or pain before, and I'm 40!! And yesterday my taste of salty and spicy went dull, can't taste black pepper and soy sauce. Canned soup taste like nothing. And I could barely taste the buffalo sauce. I think I'm going to do a home test in another 3 days (10 dpo). Tww is really tough.

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