Hey ladies... it's time for dpo questions.

[cntrygrlluvin]

Well, after looking at my lmp... I should have O'd on the 24th. And, I looked in the notebook I write stuff down in and sure enough that's it.. So basically I'm 5 dpo now. Well here its 12:09 so yeah new day. lol.

Considering, he got me preggers (fingers crossed! lol)... When should I get the ever so popular cramping I hear a lot of women say they get?

This may sound like a dumb question... but only smart people ask them right? Well, when they say for example..
"I even felt this the day after conception"........ Is that when the sperm meets the egg? or is it when it's in the uterus?
I just like knowing things that I don't. I could just look it up on the internet but, I like learning from you ladies a tad better. lol.


Can you get any symptoms VERY early? Or is it rare?

[cntrygrlluvin]

the cramping kinda just stopped now. It's 2:44PM now.. and I have small headache..



How are things with you ttc, or already pregger ladies?

[cntrygrlluvin]

Morning ladies..or afternoon to some? lol.
I'm at 6dpo now.

I started cramping this morning. Well it's 2:39am and I noticed I'm getting small cramps on my left side and kinda toward the middle. Once or twice I had a cramp by my belly button. Feels like af cramps. Just not tooo bad.


hmm??

[cntrygrlluvin]

CM I know that it increases.. I'm just curious about the egg white kind. The stretchy stuff.


Well congrats on ur bfp.

[durhamjk1]

Hey!  I am 17DPO and got a BFP at 12DPO.  I am about 4 weeks 2 days pregnant.  I started getting cramping at 6 DPO.  It was AF-like cramps and it was off and on.  Then at 10 DPO I had a stretching sensation in my lower abdomen.  It was weird and definitely not AF-like.  as far as CM goes, I am having some, but not alot, and I have heard women do tend to get CM and lots of it when they are pregnant. HTH and good luck!  Keep us posted!

[cntrygrlluvin]

I have another question. lol

can you still have ewcm after O?

[cntrygrlluvin]

ohh okk. thanks. lol.
I'm soo full of questions now. haha.


I can't wait to see what happens with the tests.

[JoyRenee]

You can get symptoms as soon as implantation happens which is usually around 7-12 dpo. Some women get early symptoms (nausea, headaches, etc.) because of a luteal cyst that forms and gives off hormones until the placenta takes over. This cyst will wither away (it is not cancerous and you get one every time you ovulate).

The cramping you'd feel is actually implantation. So it can happen whenever implantation happens! Ha! It's hard to pinpoint a time since it is different for every woman.