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thezookeeper asked in Pregnancy & ParentingOther - Pregnancy & Parenting · 1 decade ago

Im really embarrassed about asking this question, cause I feel like I should know, but I want ur experience...?

I was diagnosed PCOS many years ago. Which means I've NEVER had a normal period. I have only ovulated a handful of times since I started my period, and I have 3 kids with no help of fertility drugs. So I feel like I should KNOW this answer... But I have to ask just to put my mind at ease. After every child I had my PCOS got worse and came back with a vengeance. After my 3rd baby was born I hemorrhaged for 2 years. Literally, in 2 years, I had 2 breaks that lasted 2 weeks. I saw many of drs and finally was prescribed birth control. I was on it for 6 months and this is my first month off. So I have been BBT charting and I think I ovulated and I think Im 9DPO today... So here's my question..... is it normal for breasts to fill heavy and full right now? This has ONLY happened to me when I am pregnant and I dont know if EVERYONE feels this or not.... I feel so dumb for asking, but please, just let me know what happens to your body after you ovulate. Ive never done this before without being pregnant! LOL Thanks for your time.

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  • Chrissy usaf
    1 decade ago

    I had cramping in my overis on left or right side but it changes back and forth from month to month. After I ovulate my nipples hurt for about four days after. The cramping only lasted for about 3-4 hours.

    I hope this helps

  • Christine
    1 decade ago

    well, when ovulating you can feel like you have your period. such as any things that happen to you when you have your period. and for me, its different every month. sometimes when i am ovualting i will spot. and my breasts get reallly sore. i dont know if i would say heavy, maybe in a way, yes. just lots of pressure. very achey. like when i take off my bra they could feel like they gained weight lol. sometimes i feel better with a sports bra on. and ill cramp too. and my back will hurt. but its usually just the first couple days of ovulating. i hoped i helped

    :)

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