Help!

snider4500 · February 2015

Me and my husband have been trying to conceive implatation would have happened around a week ago and I've been having lots of mirgrains and a slight pain into lower abdomen has anyone else felt that in early pregnancy symptoms?

abigailwaslike · February 2015

I haven't been pregnant yet. So I guess I wouldn't know.

snider4500 · February 2015

It's not to soon?

abigailwaslike · February 2015

Are you temping? Not everyone experiences implantation bleeding. So that's not a good indicator to go by.

snider4500 · February 2015

I wasn't asking if I was pregnant or not I was just asking if someone else has experienced this

Nikolie93 · February 2015

Why wouldn't you take a test to find out?

Oh, and I have had those symptoms leading up to my period.

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KonaCoffeeBean · February 2015

No, I had no symptoms until much later on. I knew I was pregnant because of a positive HPT, and I knew when to test because I was temping and charting.

PrimRoseMama · February 2015

Eelizabeth20 said:
I wasn't asking if I was pregnant or not I was just asking if someone else has experienced this

I'm sorry, but yes you were: "has anyone else felt that in early pregnancy symptoms?".

Not every negative feeling is a pregnancy symptom. I've had migraines & twinges on cycles I've not been pg. In fact, with my allergies & such-- I have a ton of things that I could assign to pregnancy any given month.

The best & most reliable pregnancy symptom is a +HPT.

JennyH81 · February 2015

If you think implantation was last week, it shouldn't be too soon to take a test. Implantation is 7-10 days after ovulation, and after that point the hormones picked up by a test are being produced.

BlueWaffleSpeshul · February 2015

Eelizabeth20 said:

I wasn't asking if I was pregnant or not I was just asking if someone else has experienced this

Yes, yes you were. Semantics and whatnot.

PismoDuo · February 2015

"Has anyone else had these symptoms and been pregnant" is equivalent to "Could these be pregnancy symptoms" which is basically asking "Am I Pregnant?"

So yes, you were.

If you want to know, take a pregnancy test. Whether or not others have had these symptoms has no bearing on whether or not you are or aren't.

sarahdala · February 2015

BlueWaffleSpeshul · February 2015

sarahdala said:

I have been reading several boards and was going to ask a question myself but you ladies are AWFUL!!!! Geez she was asking for similar experiences not for you to be her obgyn!!!!! If you don't have valuable input than keep scrolling!!!

You're precious.

Salsera29 · February 2015

sarahdala said:

I have been reading several boards and was going to ask a question myself but you ladies are AWFUL!!!! Geez she was asking for similar experiences not for you to be her obgyn!!!!! If you don't have valuable input than keep scrolling!!!

The thing is, similar experiences mean exactly nothing. Everyone's body is different. And you are the one name-calling so now who's awful?

sarahdala · February 2015

I guess I'm just not sure what the point of these boards are if we can't ask questions or share experiences without getting slammed with negativity??

PismoDuo · February 2015

sarahdala said:

I guess I'm just not sure what the point of these boards are if we can't ask questions or share experiences without getting slammed with negativity??

The guidelines for the board SPECIFICALLY say not to ask if you're pregnant. Because otherwise, that's literally ALL this board would ever be, people asking if they're pregnant and then leaving when they get their answer.

What experience has this girl shared with others, except the symptoms that she thinks mean she's pregnant? What support has she offered? None. She came here, posted once asking if she was pregnant and in all likelihood will never be back. She cared so much about being part of this community that she couldn't even be bothered to read the guidelines for being part of that community.

Want to ask a genuine question that isn't "I had sex and now my tummy hurts. Am I preggo?" Go for it. Look around, there's been plenty of good advice when people have asked about OPKs, temping, testosterone supplements their husband was prescribed, etc. The only time someone says anything remotely negative is when someone asks if their pregnant or posts some advice that is flat out false or possibly dangerous.

twinky0915 · February 2015

sarahdala said:
I guess I'm just not sure what the point of these boards are if we can't ask questions or share experiences without getting slammed with negativity??

No one here is slamming you, simply educating you. You can educate yourself even more by reading some of the TOU information and understanding that your question was more or less asking for them to confirm that you're pregnant which is a TOU violation.