im abit confused is it to early to tell

[mayz83]

my husband and i have been trying to concieve for over 12months but since about a week after my period i have been having stomach cramps,i get upset real easy, headaches, vomiting im always exhausted oh and my breasts hurt so much that it keeps me awake during the night. then today i had to have an ultrasound for other reasons and the person doing ultrasound said my uterus is inlarged and has some fluid.
wouldnt it be to early to tell?? my period isnt due until next week.

 

[alicesuckling]

I duno babes you could try testing but it might be too early but if all those symptoms are to do with pregnancy then maybe your hormone levels are already high?I'm not too sure. If you really can't wait then do a test but otherwise i would say wait to save the disappointment of false negatives!Good Luck! x

 

[Naismum]

sound like i was before i got my bfp/
hop you are. good luck.

 

[mayz83]

sorry but whats a bfp

 

[Arcanegirl]

Big fat positive...

 

[mayz83]

ahhhhhh thanks

 

[princess2323]

congrats---now comes the fun part=== the pains of pregnancy lol--- it'll go by real fast---esp. when by starts kicking at around 18-20 weeks ----congrats

 

[mayz83]

thanks but im to worried about getting excited in case it turns out im not.

 

[mayz83]

today i have heaps of tummy cramps and nausea.
the cramping feels like period pain.
is that normal??? or does it mean im probably not pregnant?
just in case people didnt read above posts i have had nausea, lots of breast pain im always exhausted emotional etc. but period not due until another 5 days

 

[Arcanegirl]

The signs can mean anything either way.
Youre best to wait untill AF is due and test then.

 

[turbo_mom]

Yeah maybe just be patient and test in a few days (take the advanced preg test that can test even before your expected period). Pregnancy and period symptoms are so similar.

 

[luckyme225]

You could always get a blood draw if you can't wait. They can tell you if you are or are not pregnant sooner then a HPT.