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[sparklymommy]

Hi everyone, I am long time lurker, but thought I would make a post.

My youngest is 18 months and I am still nursing. I have not had a period since after my first, 6 years ago, lol, so I have no clue when/if I ovulate. But we are NTNP. I have one in the middle too.

The last few months I have had cramping off and on. I suppose my body just starting to get back into it's own groove as my DS nurses less. I don't really think much of it because it seems pretty random. 2 weeks ago, exactly, I had such cramping. We did have sex at that time. Then one week ago, I started have more serious cramps, for 4 days. No spotting, but just 4 days of consistent cramps. 2 days into that cramping, my nipples started to ache and sometimes feel burny. The cramps stopped and I just occasionally feel something now, but my nipple pain has continued. I test today but it was negative.

So I guess I just have to wait longer and see what, if anything, this all is. But I was just curious if anyone else had experienced something like this? Or had any insights on what is up with my sore nipples. It is not a latch change or infection, I am pretty certain.

 

[elociN]

Hi
With my youngest (now 3) I didn't have a period until he was 32 months old, but before I did get one I had something very strange going on, I even went to see my GP. I had almost every symptom you are describing, including the sore nipples (which i never had before apart from when pregnant) and I also had a very very very faint squinter bfp and very bright bfp with blood on hpt (which i tried first with my youngest after a thread here haha). By the time I got to see my GP and had HCG tested my hpts turned negative and my period started 2 days later. still not sure what it was but cramping was there throughout and weird nipple symptoms too. Hope you get your answers.

 

[sparklymommy]

thank you for replying. It could something, or I guess it could be my body just trying to get normal again/ I don't want to POAS every day, I will go mad fixating on it that much, so I guess I will just test once a week as long as the symptoms are there. Just in case.