Forum Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests

Waiting.....

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Meisje1907
Hi everyone,

Here I am again.

I missed my pill twice during week 1 and week 3 of my pill pack. Around day 14 (so roughly around ovulation), I had a sharp, intense stab for about 3 seconds low in my belly. It was gone immediately after. A few days later, I had a bit of pink discharge when wiping, which then stopped. The next day there was a little more pink discharge, then nothing. In the following days, I started getting lower back pain and felt nauseous, leading to frequent burping (sorry , luckily haven't had to throw up yet). I also kept getting vague headaches and feeling a bit dizzy. My bowel movements have been a mess these last few days... I can only go properly about once every two days, if you know what I mean. I still don't feel great (back pain, nausea, etc.) and my temperature is hovering between 36.4 and 37. I thought it might be a cold, but the feeling in my lower abdomen feels different. My breasts seem a bit larger and are sometimes tender. I feel completely exhausted all day pfff

I read so many forums about this, and it all matches up so well. The women who had the same symptoms turned out to be pregnant.

Normally, I don't feel like this before my period, so I'm really curious...

Hopefully, it'll be okay

I called the GP and asked what I should do. She told me to stop taking the pill today and wait for my period. If I'm 2-3 days late, I should take a test, and try again in two weeks since it all seems to point to early pregnancy.

What do you think?

Love!

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  1. Meisje1907 started this #2

    Oh yeah... my belly is bubbling day in and day out... really annoying. Sometimes I also feel little pops in my belly.
  2. MamaN #3

    But I don't quite get it, why are you on the pill if you're hoping for a pregnancy?
  3. Meisje1907 started this #4

    Because we'd rather wait a bit longer, but both feel like, if it happens, it happens.

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