Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests
What should I think now?
Hi ladies,
I can't take it anymore! I'm 2 days overdue, I think, with a normal cycle of 29 days. Why normal cycle? Because I had a miscarriage in December and the following cycle lasted 44 days. Now I've had symptoms for a week again and I'm really nauseous all day long. Where I could previously drink coffee without any issues, now I'm throwing up after just one cup. Also, I've had a lot of white discharge for a week, which I normally don't have. My breasts and nipples are much more sensitive than usual. I tested for the first time 2 days before my expected period and got a very faint line, almost impossible to see, but it was within the 10-minute reading time. Today, 2 days after my expected period, I tested again with morning urine and got another very faint line, almost impossible to see. It's just how the light hits it! What do you think? Pregnant or should I wait a few more days? This would be my 5th pregnancy and our 3rd child (we've had 2 miscarriages).
I can't take it anymore! I'm 2 days overdue, I think, with a normal cycle of 29 days. Why normal cycle? Because I had a miscarriage in December and the following cycle lasted 44 days. Now I've had symptoms for a week again and I'm really nauseous all day long. Where I could previously drink coffee without any issues, now I'm throwing up after just one cup. Also, I've had a lot of white discharge for a week, which I normally don't have. My breasts and nipples are much more sensitive than usual. I tested for the first time 2 days before my expected period and got a very faint line, almost impossible to see, but it was within the 10-minute reading time. Today, 2 days after my expected period, I tested again with morning urine and got another very faint line, almost impossible to see. It's just how the light hits it! What do you think? Pregnant or should I wait a few more days? This would be my 5th pregnancy and our 3rd child (we've had 2 miscarriages).
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