How soon can you start to feel symptoms
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How soon can you start to feel symptoms
| Wed, 09-03-2003 - 3:34pm |
I am confused. I have been on the pill for about two years now, and about nine months ago I started having tenderness in my nipples and nausia and sleepyness. Everywhere I looked they said that I was probably pregnant but it would have only been about one week after conseption. Then about a week and a half later the symptoms stopped.
Then the same thing happened to me this past July. I'm sure that I was pregnant that time, because on the day that my period was supposed to start (August 13th), I felt this pressure and then like a pop and I passed a ball about the size of a pea that was translucent with a dark spot in the middle. I was so wrapped up in trying to let God be in control of the moment, since I know that I couldn't handle this, that I didn't think to take it to my doctor. When my doctor did a pregnacy test she said that the hormones were already out of my system and that she couldn't confirm that I had had a miscarrage.
I told my doctor that I was ready to start trying to have children and she told me, since there is a hystory of endomitrian cancer in my family, to start taking the pill again while we waited for my husbands semon analysis then she would put me on some medication to make me ovulate correctly. My husband and I decided, that since this medication and the tests would not be covered by our insurance, that we should just try one month off of the pill to see if we could conseve on our own, that way we would save the money. The only guide we have for my fertility is that while I am on the pill I have a 28 day cycle (my period is normally extremly irregular) so we figured out according to that calender that I should be most fertal on the 27th of August, so we, well you know.
Anyway it is now the 3rd of September one week after I would have ovulated, if we figured correctly, and I am starting to have tenderness in my nipples again and I am exousted and if this time is anything like the last two times the nausia sould start by this weekend. Could I be pregnant or am I just lossing my mind? I don't know what to think anymore. And if I'm not then how will I be able to tell when I am? Please help me.
Then the same thing happened to me this past July. I'm sure that I was pregnant that time, because on the day that my period was supposed to start (August 13th), I felt this pressure and then like a pop and I passed a ball about the size of a pea that was translucent with a dark spot in the middle. I was so wrapped up in trying to let God be in control of the moment, since I know that I couldn't handle this, that I didn't think to take it to my doctor. When my doctor did a pregnacy test she said that the hormones were already out of my system and that she couldn't confirm that I had had a miscarrage.
I told my doctor that I was ready to start trying to have children and she told me, since there is a hystory of endomitrian cancer in my family, to start taking the pill again while we waited for my husbands semon analysis then she would put me on some medication to make me ovulate correctly. My husband and I decided, that since this medication and the tests would not be covered by our insurance, that we should just try one month off of the pill to see if we could conseve on our own, that way we would save the money. The only guide we have for my fertility is that while I am on the pill I have a 28 day cycle (my period is normally extremly irregular) so we figured out according to that calender that I should be most fertal on the 27th of August, so we, well you know.
Anyway it is now the 3rd of September one week after I would have ovulated, if we figured correctly, and I am starting to have tenderness in my nipples again and I am exousted and if this time is anything like the last two times the nausia sould start by this weekend. Could I be pregnant or am I just lossing my mind? I don't know what to think anymore. And if I'm not then how will I be able to tell when I am? Please help me.

PLZABABY
TTC#1
It really sucks, because everything you feel you think is a symptom, or at least
I do...and then I wonder if I am making it up because I want it to be one....
I am really tired...but then again maybe I am just tired...So...
My breasts are not tender...so maybe that is a good sign for you...
I will cross my fingers for us all...
I sure hope this week and next flies by...
God bless you all and I hope we all get the results that we are praying for.