[ninja_mommy]

Ok, well I just started getting a cold yesterday, but hasn't started full force. Anyways, my last two cycles I noticed having nausea around O time. Not exactly sure if I am feeling O pains or not, since I could never pinpoint it before. But I am feeling twinges down there. CM is really nowhere to be found, but I had a problem with not having any last cycle when I did O (it was delayed O, so I had it when I should have but had delayed O 5 days later.) Also, took an OPK yesterday or Tuesday and there was barely anything.

I can't think of what else would be making me slightly nauseous. Doesn't seems food related and not strong enough to be a stomach thing.

So, do you have any experiences you can share after m/c about your body playing tricks on you? Or you felt O symptoms but not actually O'ed or didn't have the other factors to reassure you?

Dear body: you confuse me! Stop acting/feeling like you are going to O unless you are going to. And if not, hurry up and bring AF so we can start trying again.

[junie22]

I can't offer advice because I'm in the same boat!

My body is acting confused this cycle. I believe O is imminent, but my signs are different than a typical cycle.

Looking forward to reading what others have to say.

[ninja_mommy]

I can't wait to see what my numbers will be Monday! The chasteberry I am taking is supposed to help LH rise and stuff, so we shall see when/if I will O. What the doctor says about trying again and everything in between.

[Nia1978]

I've read somewhere that some women get nausea when they ovulate, so it's possible that you ovulated. OPK's + may last only about a day for some women, and can go from barely anything to a full blown positive very quickly. Are you testing every day during the time you think you ovulate?

[ninja_mommy]

Well, going off m/c as CD 1, today is CD 13. Normal O is CD 16/17. I used an OPK this afternoon and it was super light. So, I am thinking my body is confused. I didn't use and OPK yesterday but my previous cycle my +surges are about 2 days.

[junie22]

Not saying you O'd yet, but your hormones are probably so all over the place. I imagine this first cycle is going to be pretty darn confusing. I know mine is so far!

[.:Shortcake:.]

After a loss your body & hormones have to get back to normal. Sometimes you might O later or earlier than normal. Try you best to keep track of your symptoms for your Doctor as well as use OPK's daily between 2pm-8pm. That should give you a pretty good idea of when you O