Intro and question (Trigger warning)

LilLizzy1487

Hello all,

I am 28 y/o and TTCAL.  I post on that board as well.  I had a CP in October.  We skipped TTC in November (as per dr.'s orders) and resumed TTC in December. I have only begun charting BBT and Cervical Position/Mucus this month so I can't compare Ovulation.  I am symptom spotting like crazy (whether I want to or not).  Right now, I am 3 dpo (as far as I can tell).  I had the strangest and worst Ov. symptoms I can ever recall in my life. I had moderate cramping on the right side, what felt like ovary pain, my nipples began to be sore before Ov. which never happens, and as far as today, my boobs feel completely full and are very sensitive with slight tingling here and there. Today, I have an increase in CM and it is pure white and lotion-like.  Has anyone else had this at or around 3 dpo and been pregnant?  Just to be clear: I AM NOT ASKING IF I AM PREGNANT.  I'm sure I will figure that out one way or the other in good time.  I'm just trying to get a weigh in on others that experience this CM or other symptoms so soon after Ov. and whether it is very common or not. :-)

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ohinvrtedworld said:

Am I the only one who gets absolutely nauseous at the description of CM as lotion-like?? I imagine someone rubbing it into their hands and liauhsdlfihalsehrlkajskdf.  :-&

LilLizzy1487

Wow,... lots of snarky people on this board.

StacyJYay

The earliest I ever had symptoms was about 7-8 days post ovulation (and then it was just extreme fatigue).  My BFP then came on 9 dpo.  The 2ww is torture.  Hang in there and good luck! 

StacyJYay

KawaiiKitsune said:

StacyJYay said:

The earliest I ever had symptoms was about 7-8 days post ovulation (and then it was just extreme fatigue).  My BFP then came on 9 dpo.  The 2ww is torture.  Hang in there and good luck! 

Not possible. Implantation does not occur until 7-10DPO. Any "symptoms" you were feeling before that had nothing to do with being pregnant.

As I said, my only symptom that early was fatigue.  I'm pretty sure that experiencing physical tiredness during the implantation process (when blood flow is being diverted to the uterus) is entirely possible.  If you disagree that it is not possible to be tired during this momentous biological process, then by all means check with your OB/GYN.  

StacyJYay

KawaiiKitsune said:

StacyJYay said:

KawaiiKitsune said:

StacyJYay said:

The earliest I ever had symptoms was about 7-8 days post ovulation (and then it was just extreme fatigue).  My BFP then came on 9 dpo.  The 2ww is torture.  Hang in there and good luck! 

Not possible. Implantation does not occur until 7-10DPO. Any "symptoms" you were feeling before that had nothing to do with being pregnant.

As I said, my only symptom that early was fatigue.  I'm pretty sure that experiencing physical tiredness during the implantation process (when blood flow is being diverted to the uterus) is entirely possible.  If you disagree that it is not possible to be tired during this momentous biological process, then by all means check with your OB/GYN.  

Because doctors know everything, right? OB's never give out Clomid like candy and do absolutely no monitoring whatsoever.

So are you suggesting that we should believe YOU over an OB/GYN?  I wish you the best but can no longer engage in discussion with you.  

JennyH81

StacyJYay said:

KawaiiKitsune said:

StacyJYay said:

KawaiiKitsune said:

StacyJYay said:

The earliest I ever had symptoms was about 7-8 days post ovulation (and then it was just extreme fatigue).  My BFP then came on 9 dpo.  The 2ww is torture.  Hang in there and good luck! 

Not possible. Implantation does not occur until 7-10DPO. Any "symptoms" you were feeling before that had nothing to do with being pregnant.

As I said, my only symptom that early was fatigue.  I'm pretty sure that experiencing physical tiredness during the implantation process (when blood flow is being diverted to the uterus) is entirely possible.  If you disagree that it is not possible to be tired during this momentous biological process, then by all means check with your OB/GYN.  

Because doctors know everything, right? OB's never give out Clomid like candy and do absolutely no monitoring whatsoever.

So are you suggesting that we should believe YOU over an OB/GYN?  I wish you the best but can no longer engage in discussion with you.  

LOL.  YOu've clearly never heard this info the thousand times before that it's been posted, but she's not saying to trust her over an OB - the general consensus is to believe an RE (who specializes in getting you pregnant) over an OB (who doesn't and shouldn't be handing out unmonitored clomid).  Just like you wouldn't go to a psychiatrist to treat a brain tumor, you'd go to a neurologist/neurosurgeon - they both specialize in things affecting the brain, but their specialties are for different aspects.  But obvi you can do what you want, it's your body.