Babbles
pregnant or not?
sarahGuest ·
Hi
I had my last period on October 16, 2016. After that, I had unprotected sex with my partner a few times but I took the morning-after pill every time after (happened 5 or 6 times :ermm
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Still no period until now and pregnancy tests have always been negative.
Last week I've been suffering hugely from fatigue, muscle pain, sensitive nipples, back pain, headaches and a slightly swollen lower belly...
Could this be a phantom pregnancy or pre-menstrual symptoms or am I pregnant?
My patience is wearing thin because I've already done 4 pregnancy tests and they were all negative.
Maybe not an unimportant detail. I suspect that my ovulation happened a week ago because then I could pull threads from the white discharge, so normally I should only be able to do a test next week I think...
Anyone who has experienced something similar?
Greetings
Sarah
I had my last period on October 16, 2016. After that, I had unprotected sex with my partner a few times but I took the morning-after pill every time after (happened 5 or 6 times :ermm
.Still no period until now and pregnancy tests have always been negative.
Last week I've been suffering hugely from fatigue, muscle pain, sensitive nipples, back pain, headaches and a slightly swollen lower belly...
Could this be a phantom pregnancy or pre-menstrual symptoms or am I pregnant?
My patience is wearing thin because I've already done 4 pregnancy tests and they were all negative.
Maybe not an unimportant detail. I suspect that my ovulation happened a week ago because then I could pull threads from the white discharge, so normally I should only be able to do a test next week I think...
Anyone who has experienced something similar?
Greetings
Sarah
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Amy #2
I don't have any experience with this, but I can imagine that taking the morning-after pill 5 or 6 times in less than 2 months could really mess up your whole cycle. I'd suggest talking to your GP. -
sarah started this #3
Thanks Amy for your message.
I'll definitely give it a try...
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