Forum 1st trimester

Too early or?

9 replies

lies1411
Hi ladies,

I'm not sure anymore (am I maybe getting myself a bit worked up?
My story:
I had a miscarriage in January.
Since April 5th, my cycle has picked up again, averaging 26 to 27 days.

On Saturday, July 29th, I started using ovulation tests (see photo).
On Tuesday, August 3rd, was my peak, so hopefully I ovulated on August 5th/6th.
Before my ovulation, we were busy with some DIY on July 31st and July 1st. After that, my partner got sick.

I should get my period on August 15th or 16th (yesterday or today).
Last week, I had severe pain in my upper thighs, stabbing pain in my groin, and irritated eyes (I had those symptoms too during the pregnancy with our son).

Yesterday morning, I did a Sensitest. There was a very faint line visible.
This morning, I did the same test, and the line wasn't darker. (see photo)

Because of my miscarriage in January, I'm anxious and hope so much that it will work out this time.
Shouldn't the line be darker tomorrow?

Replies

  1. Meid31 Guest #2

    both are positive, I'll test again tomorrow to see if the line is clearer. Exciting!
  2. Merel Guest #3

    I think you mean you had sex on July 31st and August 1st, not July 1st? I see the lines too, so it should get darker tomorrow and Friday! Exciting, girl!
  3. lies1411 started this #4

    Hi Merel!
    Yeah, that's what I meant, hehe.
    I find it so exciting again!
  4. lies1411 started this #5

  5. wenn #6

    I see a rising test! A cautious congratulations in advance. I'd do a digital hCG just to be sure.
  6. lies1411 started this #7

    I did it! ???????? Oh, so exciting for the coming weeks!!
  7. wenn #8

    Yesss, congratulations! Hopefully everything goes well this time
  8. kirstnn #9

    That's indeed a rising test and that CB is clear! Congratulations
  9. elisa #10

    Congratulations!!!

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