Either 9-10 DPO - too early to test?

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I have been having crazy symptoms that I cannot deny. Would 9-10 days be too early to test? AF is estimated to arrive Feb 1st. 
- nausea/upset stomach/hungry especially at night time/cravings - especially for salty food/cramping/lower back ache/twinging/pinching/boobs are bigger/blue veins are showing up around the nipples’ area/fatigue is the newest thing going kn... this is my TTC for baby #2

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We are Cycle Buddies! Af due on Feb 1, also. Fingers and toes crooooossed! I’m 38.

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Decided to wait til tomorrow. I’ll be 10dpo-11dpo. I don’t know when I actually ovulated.

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Im also 9dpo and tested but got bfn :/
I have cramps that come and go,no sore boobs (which is sooooo weird for me at this stage of my cycle) and had positive ovulation test this month. Fingers crossed!

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Nothing wrong with testing at 9-10 dpo so long as you realize it might still be too early and don’t get too down about a negative!

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I've been looking into this a bit and it seems like the implantation of the egg takes place on average between 7-11 days after ovulation, and that's when the body releases hormones to let everyone know it's pregnant. So you could test but it might be negative, if you can't wait you could try today and then again in a couple of days 😊

Either 9-10 DPO - too early to test?

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