pcos/ femera and timed intercourse...

Re: pcos/ femera and timed intercourse...

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  furbabymom2007 member

  March 2016 edited March 2016

  Nope
  
  edited to add: read the newbie guide pinned at the top of the forum, lurk a bit, then rethink your question. 
  
  
  

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  furbabymom2007 member

  March 2016

  Knottie3132730 said:

  Hi guys I recently had one round of femera and had time intercourse during ovulation. I have been having a little discomfort during sex since after ovulation and during.. could this mean early pregnancy? anyone experience this?

  Also qfp

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  Neikoda member

  March 2016

  

  Me: 23 | DH: 27

  Married: 10.11.15
  

  MC #1: June 2014

  MC #2: December 2015

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  Rottiemom86 member

  March 2016

  Go buy a test.... we can't tell you anything from symptoms.

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  Lecool member

  March 2016

  Don't know. Take a test. 
  
  
  
  Also, it's against the TOU to ask if you're pregnant. 

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  LadyMillil member

  March 2016

  Painful sex sounds more like a symptom of a yeast infection, bacterial vaginosis, UTI or STI than a symptom of pregnancy.

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  britters314 member

  March 2016

  If you had discomfort during the time of ovulation, that definitely doesn't mean pregnancy. Even if the egg was fertilized, it definitely wasn't implanted and you definitely couldn't have had symptoms.
  
  And, as PPs said, it's against the TOU to ask if you might be pregnant.

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  picklesplease member

  March 2016

  

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  BumpAdmin admin

  March 2016

  This thread has been closed. Please do not post pictures of your pregnancy test and ask the Community if you are pregnant. Instead, please visit our 1st Trimester board to discuss early possible pregnancy symptoms and the thread pinned to the top of this board called, “What does a positive pregnancy test really look like?” where members are permitted to display their pregnancy tests.

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