2DPO symptoms?

Question

Is it even possible to have any symptoms this early? I feel very strange today, nauseous, and pains in my lower abdomen. I know that implantation wouldn't have taken place yet, but wanted to see if any of you ladies had experienced similar?
Just feel very odd.

Answer

There is actually a theory that when your egg gets fertilized your body sends out a hormone to basically get the uterus ready to be implanted! And that is the theory of why some people can start to have symptoms immediately! I've had three babies and every time I find out when I'm like three weeks pregnant, really actually be only one week after ovulation because they count the first two weeks as your body getting ready for a baby,  my body is so sensitive to the hormone change and I think 💭 could I be pregnant and I was right!

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If you google it, it's called the early pregnancy factor! (EPF)

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5 iui (1mc) - so 5tww. Those ,,symptoms" were just my mind and body playing tricks on me - cramps, strange pulling feeling in my abdomen, nausea etc. The time i actually did get pregnant i got rash like pimples on my forehead 6dpo, nothing else. Im on day 5 today so hoping for the bfp in 9 days. Trying not to look for symptoms and think about other stuff - i know its hard ;) anyway good luck to you

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I was experiencing similar symptoms around that time. I had metallic mouth, backaches, fatigue, constant headaches and heart burn. Right now I'm 10dpo so I'm. Tossing my fingers that it's a good sign. Af shouldn't come until Sunday but I don't want to test until thanksgiving! Good luck :)

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No, not possible. You could be feeling leftover ovulation symptoms though.

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As you said implantation hasn't occurred yet so it wouldn't be pregnancy symptoms. I had no symptoms before my BFP.

2DPO symptoms?

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