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Ovulation?
BeerGuest ·
Hi everyone!
I'll explain my situation briefly..
From August 23 to August 25 I had my withdrawal bleed, then I forgot 4 pills!!!
On August 27 I was supposed to take the pill again, forgot that too, and only took one on August 31.
(By the way, no big deal, we were already planning to try for a baby, just not for a few months yet).
Usually my period started on a Saturday, this time on a Sunday, so my cycle was usually 1 day shorter (I usually get my period on Saturday again, so a 27-day cycle in this case).
August 23 was thus the first day of this cycle. On days 9 and 10 I had a lot of abdominal cramps (period-like) and stabbing pains in my right groin.
Then this went away, only to return on Friday (day 12) with a cramp and stabbing pain near my pubic bone.
That same day and the next (day 13) I had period cramps in my abdomen and a labor-like feeling in my legs (which I usually have when I'm on my period/going to be).
Now my question is whether I ovulated and how big the chance is that I'm pregnant (we see it as a risk and didn't have protected sex; if I'm pregnant we'd be incredibly happy, if not we'll just do it anyway when we originally planned to).
I'm now on day 15 and have a constant feeling that I need to pee! And I'm eating a lot, but as soon as I eat I get nauseous
I know it's a bit early for symptoms, but who knows..
I've been keeping an eye on the position of my uterus but it doesn't help me much haha.
Thanks in advance for your replies
I'll explain my situation briefly..
From August 23 to August 25 I had my withdrawal bleed, then I forgot 4 pills!!!
On August 27 I was supposed to take the pill again, forgot that too, and only took one on August 31.
(By the way, no big deal, we were already planning to try for a baby, just not for a few months yet).
Usually my period started on a Saturday, this time on a Sunday, so my cycle was usually 1 day shorter (I usually get my period on Saturday again, so a 27-day cycle in this case).
August 23 was thus the first day of this cycle. On days 9 and 10 I had a lot of abdominal cramps (period-like) and stabbing pains in my right groin.
Then this went away, only to return on Friday (day 12) with a cramp and stabbing pain near my pubic bone.
That same day and the next (day 13) I had period cramps in my abdomen and a labor-like feeling in my legs (which I usually have when I'm on my period/going to be).
Now my question is whether I ovulated and how big the chance is that I'm pregnant (we see it as a risk and didn't have protected sex; if I'm pregnant we'd be incredibly happy, if not we'll just do it anyway when we originally planned to).
I'm now on day 15 and have a constant feeling that I need to pee! And I'm eating a lot, but as soon as I eat I get nauseous
I know it's a bit early for symptoms, but who knows..
I've been keeping an eye on the position of my uterus but it doesn't help me much haha.
Thanks in advance for your replies
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Beer started this #2
No one? -
h Guest #3
Ugh, I have one simple answer for you: a pregnancy test.. Such a big deal to ask others if you might be pregnant hahaha. Isn't it your own body? It really varies from person to person. The only one who can give you a good answer is a test. I really see so many questions like this here and find it very silly, sorry. There are millions of cases where it was a pregnancy and millions where it wasn't.. if you can find this site, you'll surely also find hundreds of different stories online. One is not the other. So don't ask here if YOU are pregnant, then we can't possibly tell you.. a test can tell you, simple. -
Beer started this #4
Yes, that's true.
I'm just curious about experiences and stuff.
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deedee Guest #5
Well, there are plenty of stories to be found on the internet! Like h said, if you can find this site, you can also find other sites where lots of experiences are already described. Or are you just looking for personal attention regarding your situation?
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Beer started this #6
Haha no, I'm not looking for that.
But I'll take a closer look.
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