u/Mother-Winner2247

Understanding this trend

Understanding this trend

My typical ovulation day is day 15, like clockwork every month. I had all the typical symptoms of ovulation on day 15, but it wasn’t detected until day 19. My usual cycles are also typically 27-28 days. And currently at day 30. Wondering if I truly did ovulate late?
Context, I was camping and hiking during day 14-16, so I’m wondering if it didn’t catch it or if that delayed it?

u/Mother-Winner2247 — 19 hours ago

Scared about getting pregnant on accident to hoping it happens

I (32F) went from being so anxious about getting pregnant on accident to hoping it happens. My boyfriend and I have officially had the talk of “we know we want to start trying for kids in about a year, if it accidentally happens before, great, but let’s not try”.

It’s like that convo switched something in my brain and I’m hoping I’m pregnant. We are pretty safe, but rely on methods that can be risky (condoms during ovulation and pullout all other times). This month my cycle tracking app seems like it was a little off on ovulation and I’m secretly hoping it was. Even though the chances are still slim with pullout.

I feel like this convo made it real for me and now I’m worried when we do try maybe my egg count will be too low. I turn 33 next week, so that’s also probably playing a role. I’ve always wanted a baby, but was never in a rush, so this is a new feeling.

Now I’m around my expected period with some nausea (normal pms for me), and random lightheaded spells and I’m overthinking everything and needed to get it out lol.

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u/Mother-Winner2247 — 1 day ago

Pms evolving

I’m in my early 30s. Recently I’ve noticed random
New pms symptoms, feeling like I’m sick (happens during ovulation) and recently nausea. Both started in the last year. Wondering if it’s with age?

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u/Mother-Winner2247 — 3 days ago