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Coming off pill, trying to concieve.
So my husband and I decided it was time to add to our family.
I came off my birth control pills mid pack this month. We have been actively trying since.
I am expecting my period tomorrow. Within the last week I have had some pregnancy like symptoms, but when I googled it, it also looks like these are normal PMS symptoms too. Headache, bloating, fatigue, and major loss of appetite are the ones I'm feeling. I am also struggling to button my pants, I know it's way too early to be "showing".
I have taken 4 tests, and all are negitive, however I'm not actually late yet.
Basically, what I'm wondering is, could these be withdrawals from stopping the pill or pregnancy symptoms?! Had anyone else ever experienced any of this?!
I came off my birth control pills mid pack this month. We have been actively trying since.
I am expecting my period tomorrow. Within the last week I have had some pregnancy like symptoms, but when I googled it, it also looks like these are normal PMS symptoms too. Headache, bloating, fatigue, and major loss of appetite are the ones I'm feeling. I am also struggling to button my pants, I know it's way too early to be "showing".
I have taken 4 tests, and all are negitive, however I'm not actually late yet.
Basically, what I'm wondering is, could these be withdrawals from stopping the pill or pregnancy symptoms?! Had anyone else ever experienced any of this?!
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