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Pregnant?

I was ovulating today and I did the sperm donor thing and now I'm having a pinch feeling in my abdomen.

July 28, 03:15 AM

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Sometimes mothers just know... You'll have to wait a few days and then take a pregnancy test. Good luck!

Julie Lachman, ND

Naturopathic Doctor in Doylestown, PA

Level: Key Opinion Leader (239)

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July 31, 02:40 AM

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it could be almost anything.

There is so much emotion for what you are going through that you are focusing on every twitch and twinge that you would have never paid any attention to in the past.

The best thing is simply wait and see what happens for a few days

Michael Birnbaum, MD

Fertility Specialist in Elkins Park, PA

Level: Master Contributor (83)

Website: http://www.infertilityphysician.com

July 29, 04:53 PM

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It could be a coincidence (dyspepsia), or an allergic reaction to the cryogenic preservant. Because you are planning and waiting, you may also be nervous and reflect on any physiological event with a larger resonance. Best wishes for your divine and courageous project.