I cannot find the answer to this anywhere and nobody seems to be able to help me.
I posted last week about having no tww symptoms. I usually get them starting 1dpo, mostly very sore and tender boobs and it lasts through until around 11dpo and they start hurting less and are fine by the time af shows up. But this cycle, there was nothing. No sore boobs, no cramps, feeling full of energy rather than lethargic... However yesterday (12dpo) my boobs started hurting. They're tender today as well although they seem to be gradually getting more and more sore.
Now I know that progesterone is what causes tww symptoms, not pregnancy and I know that as you approach af, if you've not conceived then progesterone levels drop making your symptoms ease off and making you have a period.
So I don't get why my body seems to be doing the opposite. I ovulated on 21st (my positive OPK was on 20th) now I know it's possible that your body can try and ovulate, fail and then try again. So I did a few OPK's last week and just got the faint test line so I didn't ovulate later which might have explained the symptoms starting so late. Maybe it's possible I didn't ovulate at all?
My cycles are regular 29-30 days so should be here on Wednesday. I've tried googling but all I can find is people asking if it means they're pregnant and I've tried asking on other ttc groups/forums but people just keep telling me "it's pms, sore boobs are normal" but I already know that because I usually get them but my question is why would I NOT have them like usual but then START getting them a few days before my period.
If anyone could help me before I tear my hair out, that would be great lol
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Bubblegum89 · 03/04/2017 14:45
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