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CRAMPS..NEED SOME OPINIONS

Ok so I never get cramps before AF only on the day of and last about a day after, so ever since before O'ing which i believe was somewhere around 8.10-8.13  till now i've been having cramps and their not as strong or as consistent as AF cramps they really just come and go and dont last very long, my question is for anyone who has had this happened to them how long did it last before getting AF or a BFP???...i keep feeling like AF is gonna show but nothing no spotting or anything and for ladies like me that dont get cramps before AF..were you really prego or did AF show?
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thanks!!..well i dont have a regular cycle LMP was on 7.12 so i thought it would of been came and gone by now but still no AF. but now knowing when i O'ed or atleast i think i did i see why AF hasnt showed but i guess it should be showing this week..i was planning on testing tomorrow but i really wanna wait a little longer
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I'm glad im not in the boat alone! I usually only get cramps the night before AF-and in my lower back. I usually get the "regular" cramps while AF is here. I started having cramps a little over a week ago (I should have o'd between the 14-16) and have been really tired, and my boobies are a little swoll and tender. I was supposed to get AF today-but she hasn't shown up yet........I guess I didn't help you with your question-but just wanted you to know that your not alone :)
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