Forum Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests

Recognizable symptoms?

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SanneGuest ·
Hi everyone!
I have a question:
My last period was on March 6th. I haven't gotten my period since then. I do have some abdominal pain, but it doesn't seem to be progressing. Lately I've been getting a lot of headaches and often have white discharge. Also, I often have pain on the sides of my vagina or stabbing sensations inside it. Yesterday morning I woke up with a pounding headache and felt extremely nauseous. I used the pregnancy tests from Action and they were negative. Does anyone recognize this? And what's the best thing to do right now?

Best,
Sanne

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  1. skullie #2

    How were your other cycles? Are you overdue yet?
  2. Sanne started this #3

    Hi Skullie,

    I have an irregular cycle but always get my period at the beginning of the month. I also don't know what to make of this nausea. I'm so dizzy too, and when I stand up I just feel like I'm going to gag.
  3. skullie #4

    Maybe test again in a few days. Your body might not be producing enough hcg yet. Do you know when you ovulated? Then you should roughly know when your period should start.
  4. Anonymous Guest #5

    Sanne; I've been reading along for a while. And now I really need to respond. I'm going through the same thing right now. I also got my period on March 6th. And nothing so far. Tested today and it was negative.
    I had sore breasts but I usually do. But my period just won't come. The negative test today was a huge letdown. Do you often have longer cycles? I don't.. until we started trying for a baby.
    I'm curious how it turns out for you! Love
  5. Wensje2 #6

    Irregular? But always at the beginning of the month? Then the irregularity isn't that bad after all? How many days do you usually have between cycles? You could have a longer cycle now, or maybe not enough hcg yet, or try a different brand of test? Good luck, hopefully you'll have (positive) news soon.

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