Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests
No ovulation?
catlover
Hi everyone!
My partner and I have been trying to get pregnant since December. This month I tried the purple "advanced" ovulation test from Clearblue. It shows increased fertility with a blinking smiley and peak fertility with a regular smiley. My last period was on March 21. On day 13 after my period, I had a blinking smiley, and this for 5 days... (so from April 2 to April 6, then I stopped testing). Never peak fertility though...
Normally I have a 24-day cycle, so I should get my period on April 13. That evening I had some light bleeding (not "flowing" blood and less than my normal discharge). No real period came, so in the evening of April 14 I took a pregnancy test, which was negative (not morning urine, but the test didn't say this was necessary). It's been 24 hours now and I still haven't gotten my period.
Did I not ovulate and therefore also not get my period?
Or could I still be pregnant?
Greetings,
Catlover
My partner and I have been trying to get pregnant since December. This month I tried the purple "advanced" ovulation test from Clearblue. It shows increased fertility with a blinking smiley and peak fertility with a regular smiley. My last period was on March 21. On day 13 after my period, I had a blinking smiley, and this for 5 days... (so from April 2 to April 6, then I stopped testing). Never peak fertility though...
Normally I have a 24-day cycle, so I should get my period on April 13. That evening I had some light bleeding (not "flowing" blood and less than my normal discharge). No real period came, so in the evening of April 14 I took a pregnancy test, which was negative (not morning urine, but the test didn't say this was necessary). It's been 24 hours now and I still haven't gotten my period.
Did I not ovulate and therefore also not get my period?
Or could I still be pregnant?
Greetings,
Catlover
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