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Q: How Early Can You Tell?

asked by: Tony0726 on August 28th, 2003

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I have two beautiful children a boy and a girl and I found out real early with both I was about 5 weeks. Now I am ttc baby # 3 and my fiance and I have had sex every day since my last period. My period is due sept. 9th and I really have been feeling bad Sad

real tired all day and can't get comfortable at night etc. Could I be feeling this way from all the sex we've been having or could I be pregnant and i'm feeling the early effects.

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Mom24_7

replied on August 28th, 2003

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Tony0726, do you know when you ovulated? With both my kids, I got a positive at 10 dpo (days past ovulation) with the fred (first response early detection) hpt (home pregnancy test). I started having symptoms about 6-8 days from when I ovulated. Good luck Laughing

Tony0726

replied on September 2nd, 2003

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I ovulated aug 26th and like I said we have been have sex every day since aug 12th Embarassed

. What are the odds that I wouldn't be pregnant. What could have possible gone wrong that I could not be pregnant? Any advice?

JenniMarie

replied on September 3rd, 2003

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Re: How Early Can You Tell?

I had the same effects with my 1 year old... But yet I didn't find out until I was 2 months and now I am pregnant again with my 2nd and I didn'g find out until 3 months which was just last month.

JenniMarie

replied on September 3rd, 2003

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Re: How Early Can You Tell?

I had the same effects with my 1 year old... But yet I didn't find out until I was 2 months and now I am pregnant again with my 2nd and I didn'g find out until 3 months which was just last month.

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