Forum Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests

Pregnant?

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  1. Michaela #41

    The implantation happened earlier than the bleeding, so that's why it's brown (=old) blood. So it's definitely possible!
  2. lyla started this #42

    I'll stay in suspense until Tuesday I just read on another forum that a pregnancy test can also react to ovulation, but that would be very late from my perspective :s
  3. Beertje86 #43

    Pregnancy tests don't really react to ovulation, I think. But the other way around, definitely. I don't know the tests you're using. I personally find the Action ones very reliable. What a weird and unpleasant situation for you, really. Lots of strength while waiting, I'm curious what comes out on Tuesday.
  4. lyla started this #44

    I don't have ovulation tests right now, but I'll keep you updated
  5. Beertje86 Guest #45

    How are things now?
  6. lyla started this #46

    Don't know much more. He was there today, he can't say anything. My amniotic sac was still quite large, so he's torn between pregnancy or a new cycle already. Meanwhile, I secretly tested with ovulation tests and pregnancy tests. I'm waiting to see.
  7. lyla started this #47

    Oh yeah, tomorrow evening blood test results
  8. Anonymous #48

    Oh, that's so frustrating during such an uncertain time....
    Well, I'm rooting for you!
  9. Anonymous Guest #49

    hopefully you're pregnant now.
    Do you know any more yet??

    groups
  10. * #50

    Do you know your blood test results by now?
  11. lyla started this #51

    Blood test negative, so back to the next round then... Everything remains a mystery. Thanks to everyone for everything.
  12. * #52

    Come chat along in the "nod" February 2016 thread...
    You'll see Knuff there.
  13. lyla started this #53

    I don't trust the ovulation tests anymore now. They're always pretty dark, even though I'm far from ovulation
  14. Betty #54

    Oh, that's a shame...

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