Cycle #6 ~ 3 dpo

 

Today has been a day full of symptoms.  Being only 3 dpo I am doubtful of them being pregnancy related.  Implant has not happened yet, but there is that EPF (early pregnancy factor) to consider.  It is produced within 48 hours of fertilization.  If you aren't familiar, google it.  It explains why so many women experience odd symptoms very early on in pregnancy before implantation has even occurred.  All that being said, I just don't know.

Here's my chart.  Temp still up there, yay!


So symptoms....

  • Fatigue - this is my number one symptom.  I have felt soooo wiped out today.  No energy.  Just feel blah.
  • Dizziness when walking if I turn too quickly
  • Lower back pain
  • Weird sensations in my abdomen.  Earlier today I felt what I can only describe as a tickle from the inside, only lasted 2 seconds (right side)
  • Mega gas from both ends
  • Puffy face especially under left eye
  • Decreased appetite.  Wasn't nauseous just no desire to eat
  • Cold red fingertips (wtf?!?!)
  • Frequent urination
  • Boobs still heavy and even moreso today
  • General flu feeling, just feel like crap

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