What was everyone’s first symptom?

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What was everyone’s first pregnancy symptom and how many DPO were you when you noticed it?

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Sore boobs and having to pee in the night, nausea when taking vitamins, insomnia, and in general just feel different.

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Period cramps and sore boobs. I was expecting a period that never came.

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I was tireddd. 
I took naps. Immediately upon waking up from them I wanted nothing more than to drop back down and continue sleeping. It felt as if I never even nap when I’d nap. 
Had some things going on w my breast here and there. 
And I just felt different. 
I was more upbeat more happier more reserved more calmer than ever lol. I don’t recall me ever or rarely having mood swings/being in a bad mood; I was just always in a good mood oddly , no. matter. what . (Until it was time for me to wake up from the naps or not being able to rest when I wanted.) 
It ended a few weeks after testing positive 😩☹️ So I can’t speak on a entire pregnancy.!

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SORE BOOBS !! Good god my boobs felt like they were gonna fall off 😭

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For my first I had really sore boobs. Hurt to even hug someone. I also had period like cramps. Expected my period to come and it never came. Second pregnancy was sore boobs again.

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Bitcheness lbs but one night I was cramping so bad

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Implantation bleeding at 8/9 dpo immediately followed by the worst backache. I had sore boobs starting 9dpo too, but for me they didn’t feel any different than my normal soreness before my period. And I can’t really explain it but from 9dpo on I just… felt different and I knew. This is my first pregnancy, I’m 7w3d now.

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sore breasts. 10dpo

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Sore boobs 8/9 DPO and insomnia.  Just felt “off” tested positive at 9DPO.

What was everyone’s first symptom?

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