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Pregnant or not?

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Moedertje21Guest ·
Hey ladies, here it comes...
I've been trying to get pregnant for 8 months now. I stopped the contraceptive pill in August 2015.
This month my ovulation should have been on April 7th, but judging by the cramps, it was actually the evening of the 8th. Since then, I've had frequent cramping in my groin, feel very dizzy, and have a bloated stomach.
We've been really active around and after ovulation, and my period should be due on the 24th.
My cycle is always 27 or 28 days, though it varies from month to month.
Being as impatient as I am, I've already run through a lot of tests, but this time I bought an early test at the Big Bazar and I really saw a veeeeery faint line (don't know how to upload a photo), but the Kruidvat 2-for-5 test remains negative so far.
I'm going crazy with the uncertainty. Do you have any tips or advice because I don't understand any of this anymore.
I already have a 3-year-old daughter.

Thanks in advance.
Greetings from a worried mother with a huge desire for children.

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  1. Tammie #2

    Hi Moedertje21,

    I can totally understand that insecurity!! It's killing you, right! How many days overdue are you now?

    Best, Tammie
  2. Anonymous Guest #3

    Hi everyone!
    Here's my story.
    I stopped the pill on March 30th. Got my period, exactly 28 days later on April 27th. My ovulation date came out to May 11th. Had some spotting around those days, so my due date should actually be May 25th. But since yesterday, May 22nd, I've had bleeding after sex.
    Today, May 23rd, I still have bright red bleeding when I pee and wipe.
    I've been very tired for the past 2 weeks. Very poor sleep and waking up very early. Dealing with gurgling intestines. Headaches and nausea in waves. Is this implantation or my period? It could also be withdrawal bleeding from stopping the pill... Does anyone have experience with this?? I'd love to hear. Kind regards!!

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