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Q: How Early Do Symptoms Appear?

asked by: lea on September 10th, 2003

New User

Hi. I am new to the board and have a few questions. I am charting and o'd on sept. 7. Had sex with dh on sept. 3rd and 6th. Only 4 dpo, but felling slightly nausess and have twinge crampsin abdomen. Is that in my head? My af shouldn't appear until sept. 19.

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phillygurl

replied on September 10th, 2003

Experienced User

You can go find out in 2 weeks. I didn't even know or suspect I was pregnant until my 5th week. The day before I found out, I was cramping up alot. My symptoms were sleeping and craveing foods. All of a sudden the smell of certain foods made me sick to my stomach but I never threw up. Also my breast were like 2 times the normal size and they hurted.

You can PM me if you need anymore support.

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