Could I Be Experiencing Early Signs Of Pregnancy?
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Hi there! I'm wondering if you can help me out.
My last period was on the 28th-29th of April (between 11PM and 12AM) my expected period is on the 28th, 29th or the 30th. I had unprotected sex on Monday 9th May and Tuesday 10th May which was when I experienced cramps (I have never had cramps before or after ovulating which is why I'm confused.. I also started to feel nauseaus, my temperature had risen a little but then went low again). My cervical fluid at the time was white and creamy, I'm not too sure how my cervix felt.
Friday 13th May and Sunday 15th May I had unprotected sex again, this time my cervix was high, soft and open. My cervical mucus was watery with white in it, however, after a bowel movement, I found some eggwhite type mucus. Sunday 15th May I had a sudden rise in my temperature but it seems to have dropped again now. My cervix is still high, open and soft..
My breasts feel fine at the moment (I've never had any cramps or pain at this time, only during my period)... The areola's around my nipples were never there until I experienced a chemical pregnancy in January/February. My breasts look bigger when I look at them, but I think they are the same size. My stomach seems the same as well. The cramps are like little pinches, not painful just irritating. Intercourse on Saturday made me feel nauseas, not sure why. My nose has been runny today and I don't have a cold.
Could this be PMS (I have never ever had this) or early Pregnancy symptoms? Thanks!
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I think you are trying to conceive and are really focusing on signs. The temperature rise might have been at ovulation. Right now it is too soon to be thinking of early pregnancy signs. Come back in a week and tell us of your progress. Best of luck!
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I've just been going about my day when all these things were happening, I was just wondering what they could have been. Thanks for your answer anyway. If my period shows around the 28th, I will let you know.
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