Pregnancy Body Temperature Changes

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Lately, I have been extremely tired and I honestly don’t do anything or go really anywhere but school. I have also been eating after class like crazy and I am not really a big eater once I get home. I’ve been having almost PMS-type cramps in my lower stomach, and my body temperature has been changing. I have been feeling really hot lately. I’ve also been having headaches and getting lightheaded.

I am 3 weeks 3 days. I have period-like cramps on and off (not bad though) and my breasts hurt SOOOOO bad. Now, both of those symptoms I get before my period. The breasts always hurt me from ovulation to my period, but this time my breasts are so sore, I cannot touch them, they are heavy and firm. But, then again. If I didn’t take an HPT, I would have just thought this was some weird PMS.

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