#4DPO

[diamondintherioux]

March 9

4dpo

It’s really blows my mind how ugly people in LA are. Sure they are all transplants but it’s actually jarring. I remember when I was younger going to Miami (apple // oranges yea I get it) and the people were gorgeous. Super model level. Now, all you have to be is skinny. Before you needed body and face. People have gotten uglier lol this is why I love going real life. We as a society have gotten so used to seeing filtered faces and bodies. Go outside and you’ll see who the good looking people are. And trust they aren’t on tik tok. The plastic surgery is so bad in real life. Everyone under the age of 25 has a turned up nose lol the older people are absolutely tiny. I don’t think I’ve yet to see a local woman over 40 taller than 5’4 and a size 00 unless she’s a model lol

Walking around as a box is a humbling experience lol because technically I’m not fat but my body doesn’t look “right.” It’s like I’m invisible but I’m seen lol walked a little over 2 miles. I think I pushed my body a little too much but that’s okay. Definitely get your surgeries in the winter. Nothing worse than sweating in your faja

[heandshecreation]

So...it has almost been a year since my last post. Things have happened but none of them are about pregnancy!

After several rounds of Letrozole, I never ended up pregnant and I only had one period. So I had surgery in November to get rid of endometriosis and for an ovarian drilling. After that surgery I was put on Orilissa for 3 months to restart my body.

That was in February when I stopped it and since then I had to wait a few weeks after stopping that medication plus get blood work. Then an ice storm happened. BUT now I have been able to try another round of Letrozole which caused a period. I had to restart it. I tracked my cycle with ovulation test strips. ...and guess what...

I FINALLY CAUGHT A LH SURGE. Y’all I cried and cried. This was the first time I’ve ever seen my body surge. I don’t know if I ovulated but I’m just forever grateful and happy that my body is “working” more.

The changes I did for this cycle was myo & d-chiro inositol, vitamin d, and prenatal vitamins!! Now I am in my two week wait. I’m officially 4DPO. 🤞🏾🤞🏾🤞🏾🤞🏾 praying that this is it!

P.s. My ovaries no longer look like a “string of pearls” associated with PCOS. It may be due to the surgery and/or supplements!

[ttcaftermiscarriage]

BBT help?

I need help with bbt as I've just started tracking it this cycle. My bbt was 97.07f around ovulation. (Got all possitive opk at this time). Days following it stayed same apart from yesterday it went to 97.19, but this morning its dropped right down to 96.76. I'm only 4dpo.

Anyone have any idea?

[symptomfinder]

🤰 Early pregnancy signs at 4 DPO may appear subtle, but they can be a good indication that conception has occurred. At this stage, the fertilized egg has just implanted itself into the uterine lining, and the body is starting to produce pregnancy hormones. 👶 One of the earliest signs of pregnancy is implantation bleeding, which occurs when the fertilized egg burrows into the uterine lining. This can cause light spotting or pinkish discharge. Other early signs include mild cramping, breast tenderness, and fatigue. 👩‍⚕️ It's important to note that not all women experience early pregnancy symptoms, and some may not notice any changes until several weeks into their pregnancy. If you suspect you may be pregnant, it's best to take a home pregnancy test or consult with your healthcare provider.1. Understanding Early Pregnancy Signs at 4 DPOAt 4 DPO, you may start experiencing early pregnancy signs. These signs may vary from woman to woman. Some of the common signs include: - Slight cramping - Spotting - Breast tenderness - Fatigue - Mood swings It's important to note that these signs may also be caused by other factors. Therefore, it's best to wait until you miss your period to take a pregnancy test. 🤞 If you're trying to conceive, tracking your ovulation cycle can help you identify when you're most fertile. This can increase your chances of getting pregnant. 🤰 It's also important to maintain a healthy lifestyle during early pregnancy. This includes eating a balanced diet, staying hydrated, and avoiding alcohol and smoking. 💪 If you suspect you may be pregnant, it's important to schedule an appointment with your healthcare provider. They can confirm your pregnancy and provide you with the necessary care and support. ❤️2. Hormonal Changes and Their Impact on Early PregnancyDuring early pregnancy, hormonal changes occur that can affect a woman's body and emotions. Some of these changes include: Increased progesterone: This hormone helps prepare the uterus for pregnancy and can cause fatigue and constipation. Increased estrogen: This hormone can cause breast tenderness and mood swings. Human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG): This hormone is produced by the placenta and can cause nausea and vomiting. These hormonal changes can also impact a woman's skin, causing acne or darkening of the skin. It's important to take care of yourself during this time and talk to your healthcare provider about any concerns. Additionally, hormonal changes can affect fetal development. For example, low levels of progesterone can increase the risk of miscarriage. It's important to attend all prenatal appointments and follow your healthcare provider's recommendations for a healthy pregnancy. Overall, hormonal changes during early pregnancy can be challenging, but they are a natural part of the process. Remember to take care of yourself and seek support from loved ones if needed. 🤰🏻💕3. Common Physical Symptoms of Early Pregnancy at 4 DPOEarly pregnancy symptoms can start as early as 4 days past ovulation (DPO). Here are some common physical symptoms: Cramping: Mild cramping is common and can be a sign of implantation. Bloating: Hormonal changes can cause bloating and gas. Headaches: Increased blood flow and hormonal changes can cause headaches. Breast changes: Soreness, tenderness, and swelling can occur due to hormonal changes. Spotting: Light spotting can occur during implantation. Nausea: Morning sickness can start as early as 4 DPO for some women. It's important to note that these symptoms can also be caused by other factors. It's best to wait until a missed period to take a pregnancy test. If you experience severe or persistent symptoms, consult with your healthcare provider. 👶👀🤰4. Emotional Changes and Early Pregnancy: What to ExpectDuring early pregnancy, you may experience a range of emotional changes due to hormonal fluctuations. Here's what you can expect: 🤰 Mood swings: You may feel happy one minute and tearful the next. 😔 Anxiety: You may worry about the health of your baby and your ability to be a good parent. 😴 Fatigue: You may feel tired and lack energy due to increased progesterone levels. 🤢 Nausea: You may experience morning sickness, which can cause vomiting and nausea. It's important to take care of your emotional well-being during this time. Here are some tips: 💆‍♀️ Practice self-care: Take time for yourself and engage in activities that make you happy. 🧘‍♀️ Try relaxation techniques: Yoga, meditation, and deep breathing can help reduce stress and anxiety. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Talk to your partner: Share your feelings and concerns with your partner to feel supported. 👩‍⚕️ Seek professional help: If you're struggling with your emotions, talk to your doctor or a mental health professional. Remember, emotional changes are normal during early pregnancy. Take care of yourself and seek help if needed.5. Coping with Early Pregnancy Symptoms at 4 DPOEarly pregnancy symptoms can start as early as 4 days past ovulation (DPO). Here are some tips to cope: Stay hydrated to help with fatigue and nausea. Eat small, frequent meals to combat morning sickness. Get plenty of rest to ease exhaustion. Take prenatal vitamins to ensure proper nutrition. Exercise moderately to boost energy and mood. It's important to listen to your body and take breaks when needed. Don't push yourself too hard. Some women experience mood swings and heightened emotions. Talk to your partner or a trusted friend for support. Cravings and aversions are common. Try to eat healthy foods, but indulge in moderation. Don't hesitate to contact your healthcare provider if you experience severe symptoms or have concerns. Remember to take care of yourself during this exciting time! 🤰6. When to Seek Medical Attention for Early Pregnancy SignsIt's important to know to ensure a healthy pregnancy. Heavy bleeding or cramping Severe nausea and vomiting High fever or chills Severe abdominal pain If you experience any of these symptoms, contact your healthcare provider immediately. Unusual discharge or odor Difficulty breathing Severe headaches or vision changes Decreased fetal movement Don't hesitate to seek medical attention if you experience any of these symptoms. Remember, every pregnancy is different, and it's better to be safe than sorry. Trust your instincts and seek medical attention if you have any concerns. 👶🏻🏥💊7. Tips for a Healthy Pregnancy in the Early StagesDuring the early stages of pregnancy, it's essential to take care of yourself and your growing baby. Here are some tips to ensure a healthy pregnancy: Eat a balanced diet: Include plenty of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains in your meals. Avoid processed foods and sugary drinks. Stay hydrated: Drink plenty of water and avoid caffeine and alcohol. Take prenatal vitamins: Ensure you're getting enough folic acid, iron, and other essential nutrients. Get enough sleep: Aim for 7-9 hours of sleep each night to support your body's changes. Exercise regularly: Low-impact activities like walking, swimming, and prenatal yoga can help keep you healthy and reduce stress. Manage stress: Practice relaxation techniques like deep breathing, meditation, or prenatal massage. Attend regular prenatal appointments: Your healthcare provider can monitor your health and your baby's development. Remember to listen to your body and rest when needed. Congratulations on your pregnancy! 🎉 In conclusion, detecting early pregnancy signs at 4 DPO can be challenging, but not impossible. It is essential to pay attention to your body and track any changes you experience. Remember to stay hydrated, eat healthily, and take care of yourself. If you suspect you may be pregnant, it is best to confirm with a pregnancy test or consult with your healthcare provider. Keep in mind that every woman's body is different, and symptoms may vary. Stay positive and trust your instincts. 🤰🏻👶🏻💕 https://symptomfinder.com/early-pregnancy-signs-at-4-dpo/?_unique_id=6478b14e661b8

[welln0wwhat]

4dpo.

AtLEAST 8 till a BFP.

God I’m anxious.

[itsssmayhem]

4dpo

I woke up to excruciating cramps in my lower belly and lower back. On the insides of my thighs and in my hips. It literally feels like someone is stabbing my insides.

[tryingforourlittlepeanut]

I think I got a really faint positive test today. It’s faint but it’s there and it popped up right away. It’s also super early. Only 4DPO. Retesting tomorrow 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻

[ttc-baby]

4dpo 6dpt

Overall I’m feeling pretty good, I’ve been having some slight discomfort in my lower abdomen all week, my boobs are starting to get sore (which is pretty normal) and the trigger is still showing up on test but is giving very faint lines. Really just hoping we made a baby or two this cycle.

[ttc-24]

4DPO 🤞🏻🌈✨

[stmmumblr]

Cycle 43 4dpo

Sorry I disappeared, that last cycle was brutal!!! I've never felt so horrible. I needed a break to recharge. I didn't do any temping this cycle, just took one opk on CD13 which was of course positive so I ovulated on day 14 again...

We're going on a holiday on Sunday, so that will be a nice relaxing time, I just hope it stops raining for a bit. It's pretending to be autumn here, Sunday night is supposed to go down to 7 C and I'm thinking of taking my geraniums back inside... In July.... 😓

[hopelesslyhopefulforyou]

My LH is finally dropping! Here's my chart from this cycle:

Been so moody and tired for the last 2 days. Could just be the Clomid. I can't seem to handle the stress from this week very easily, which is totally a Clomid symptom of mine from last time I was on it.

But the falling asleep at 8:30 thing is wild. I can't remember if I was this tired this early when I was pregnant last time but I'm super hopeful.

I'm only 4dpo so it's super early to symptom spot but here I am.

Had cramping last night in my uterus and a pinching in my right ovary the day before.

Come on, healthy October baby!!

[growing-our-family-with-babyr]

I'm 4dpo and I'm really not feeling confident. I've sadly been eating like a pig and hardly exercising so I just feel like I've ruined this cycle and I'm feeling a bit down about it.

I really want us to concieve, I really do, so I need to tell myself that the choices I make affect my health, my body, and my mind. "Think about the foods that will give you energy, that will make your body a happy and healthy place to conceive and carry a child. Remind yourself how great it feels to exercise and how you mentally feel during and after".

I didnt even know how many days it had been since ovulation. Hopefully I can continue not to think about it and instead spend the time working on changing my thoughts. It might help for the next cycle instead.

[justawanderinglostsoul]

Today I’m 4dpo. We followed SMEP this cycle so now I’m just trying to patiently wait until 14dpo to test. 🤞🏻

[solomum]

CD21 - 4dpO - 3dpICI-D Woke up with heavy feeling breasts. Not tender or sore in any way. They just felt big and heavy. They still feel that way now. Much calmer day at work today. I hope tomorrow will calm too. It looks like I'll be in team 2 (the palliative care team) Monday and Tuesday. That's ok, it's just a bit of an inconvenience when I've been in team 1 (neuro rehab) Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

[hopeful-s-blog1]

4dpo it's so early but I really wanna test..

[zombiescominginmywindow]

I know it’s dumb to start testing too early cuz it just sets you up for disappointment and I know that I should just wait til the weekend but when I get up in the mornings I literally can’t stop myself lmao. I’m like “well I have to pee anyways, might as well” and then I end up fucking bummed out!! I’m 11dpo now but I’ve been testing every day since 4dpo because I’m a psycho. I’m supposed to get my period Monday or Tuesday so I need to just chill the fuck out and stop testing til at least Saturday or Sunday but I know I won’tttt 😂