Too soon?

Question

So glow says I ovulated about 10 days ago. I know I ovulated early though because of my cm. I have mild cramping in my abdomen. Tired all the time, lower back pain. No sore breast but even when I’m on my period i never have sore breasts. I have been peeing more often in my opinion. I’m 4 days away from my period but I DONT have my normal period symptoms. Is it to early to test? And do these symptoms fall in range of early pregnancy symptoms?

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Lol I’m in the same boat! I’m so hyper sensitive when I’m waiting for any and all signs pointing to a possible positive. Previous post is correct and period symptoms are identical to pregnancy and your baby if there is one is the size of a poppy seed so peeing a lot is not necessarily related to that just yet. You can officially get a clear blue test to check but the accuracy will be higher if you wait. My husband doesn’t know how hard this waiting thing is. 
I’ll cross my fingers for the both of us! Good luck 🙂

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Early pregnancy and pms symptoms are almost identical. We were trying for two years before finally getting pregnant with our son (though we did have 3 miscarriages during that time) ... there were cycles when I absolutely believed we had done it only to have my period show. 
The cycle we did actually conceive our son i was convinced it wasn't at all possible for us to be pregnant. 
You can test whenever you want to test hunny.  It depends how resilient you are at possibly seeing a negative test. Just bare in mind that implantation can occur anywhere between 6-12dpo with the most common day being 9dpo. Also that it takes a couple of days after implantation for the hcg to get high enough for a positive test...AND if you don't implant until 12dpo you could be waiting til 15/16dpo for your positive test

Too soon?

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