So, I'm new to all of this! So idk about anything really. I'm 3 or 4 dpo, and me and my fiancee have just started TTC, this is our second month. But anyway, I'm really confused about when symptoms usually start. I have read tons of things on google, and they tend to be very vague. I've read alot about how women immediately get sore boobs, and that frustrated me when I woke up the day after ovulation, and nothing. lol. So IDK! Is that way too soon to have any symptoms? Others are saying 6-10 days dpo is when conception actually occurs, so technically I wouldn't even be pregnant yet. I'm so confused, and I can't really talk about this stuff with my fiancee because I think it annoys him for some reason. And since i know you all love baby talk lol, I was hoping someone would help me out some!!! lol. Help me please!

Some woman don't get any symptoms BUT most who do usually get them after implantation. Sometime before. That's usually 7-11 dpo.. Just remember everyone is different. Fingers xxx for ya!

Oh, and I forgot to mention, I had experienced some cramping in the lower abdomen, and that is it. And I have began urinating more frequently, but I didn't even think that started until later in the pregnancy, so it may just be something else. IDK. Please give me advice and opinions.

I've had some symptoms earlier than i've found online too including urination... Hang in there i wanted to add mine started friday. so i was like 7-8dpo

With my DD I got M/S the day I conceived!! The frequent urination didn't kick in until about 8 weeks lol. It depends because everyone gets different symptoms - my boobs never got sore with my DD, my areolas didn't darken either. We're currently TTC and I think I MAY be pregnant as I got M/S straight away but also major increase saliva (which I didn't even know was a symptom until the other day!) so I'm swallowing constantly. All I can do now is keep testing as I'm only about 8 - 12 DPO (I don't know when I O due to MMC last month)

It's all relative. Some women swear they 'know' the day of conception.

However, science indicates that symptoms shouldn't start until after the embryo has implanted, and hcg begins to be produced. Technically, everyone's body is different, and everyone reacts differently to the secretion of the hormone. Many don't react until enough is produced for a pregnancy test to be positive (about 25 mius.) And, many pregnancies begin symptoms at 6 weeks or even later.

Personally, I got extemely constipated (TMI? sorry) about a week before my AF was due. Other than that, no real symptoms. The 'blue veins' on the breasts didn't occur for me until week 8. I never really had nausea. I was very moody. Like PMS x5 right around AF time.

Some of it, I think, is mental. And, part of it is that the symptoms mimic AF so closely that it's hard to tell the difference between the two. I always get migraines before AF, so when I didn't get them, I was prego. Little things like that are helpful indicators!!

Frequent urination should (and I say should, because everyone is different) occur once the uterus begins enlarging enough to put pressure on the bladder. So, technically, it shouldn't be noticeable until about 8-10 weeks, maybe later. I pee so much when I'm not prego, that I hardly noticed when I was!

Swollen/sore breasts, lower back pains, twinges in the ovaries, cramps- they can all be attributed to early pregnancy and PMS. So, honestly, the best way to tell is a late AF and a + prego test!!! Good luck!!!

I have read frequent urination in early pregnancy is due to the hormonal changes more than uterus size... but unfortunately it is also one of those symptoms that can occur after ovulation when NOT pregnant as well...

A very small amount of Hcg is produced as soon as conception takes place, then it rapidly increases after implantation (approx 7-12 dpo) so you would be more likely to have symptoms after implantation than before... With my pregnancies I got symptoms from about 5-6 weeks. At first I had vivid dreams, nasty headaches, sore boobs and m/s from six weeks... Good Luck

It can happen at different times for everyone. You should check out countdowntopregnancy.com and put in your symptoms. It'll tell you how common they are by dpo!