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sarahm3

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Backache And Stomach Cramps In Pregnancy!
Posted: 05-23-05 07:00am

Trying for a baby. Had sex about a week after period stopped but not sure if i'm pregnant yet as too early to do a test.
Am getting some feelings of nausea and really really sore breasts but have also been having quite strong backache and stomach cramps for about 4 days. Is this a symptom of pregnancy or just my period coming on? Have had heartburn too.
What do you think - the not-knowing is driving me mad?
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skuttles

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Joined: 25 May 2005
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Posted: 05-25-05 19:09pm

Sounds to me like you are. ;) let us know after you can test.
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askara

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Joined: 12 May 2005
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Location: South East England

Posted: 05-26-05 03:45am

Possibly...

The nausa would not normaly kick in till 4-6 weeks, but sore boobs are a sign. Not so much the boobs but more the nipples.

The cramps could be related to your cycle along with your back ache as a large percentage of women get back ache with their cycle.

Heart burn also is a sign, but again one that comes later its due to your uterus getting bigger and pressure being put on your stomach and in turn causing reflux/ heart burn.

The more you think about the larger chance you will make your self late and then think that you are pregnant, and if you are not you will only be more dissapointed when you find out you arnt.

Leave it about 5 days late till you test, if you really cant wait then just be prepared for some possible false negatives. Also.. Thoes tests aint cheap!

Best ofluck and let us know!
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