Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests
1 week overdue, cycle now 37 days pregnancy test negative
SaartjeGuest ·
Dear, I really want to have a baby,
I have a question: I'm 1 week overdue. No menstruation, very extremely tired, waves of mild nausea, itchy nipples, constipation, sometimes headaches mostly only in the evenings, bad sleep and feeling super hot and then cold again, dry mouth, need to drink so much.
Normally I have a cycle around 28-32 days, now I'm 37 days and the month is almost over. Normally when I'm about to get my period I have a hard belly, stomach cramps and sore breasts. But I don't have that now. I've done 3 tests, all negative.
Does anyone have experience with this? I'm afraid to do another test and get negative again. I've had a miscarriage once and only realized I was pregnant at 1.5 months.
I have a question: I'm 1 week overdue. No menstruation, very extremely tired, waves of mild nausea, itchy nipples, constipation, sometimes headaches mostly only in the evenings, bad sleep and feeling super hot and then cold again, dry mouth, need to drink so much.
Normally I have a cycle around 28-32 days, now I'm 37 days and the month is almost over. Normally when I'm about to get my period I have a hard belly, stomach cramps and sore breasts. But I don't have that now. I've done 3 tests, all negative.
Does anyone have experience with this? I'm afraid to do another test and get negative again. I've had a miscarriage once and only realized I was pregnant at 1.5 months.
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Romy #2
Just ask your GP for a blood test, then you'll know right away if you're pregnant or not. Wishing you lots of success. -
Saartje started this #3
I'm definitely planning to do it anyway if I don't get my period on January 1st.
Thanks, I'm just afraid it might be nothing. -
Romy #4
It could also be that you didn't ovulate this month and are already further along in your next cycle, but only a gynecologist can confirm that, of course. I completely understand your anxieties. But then you'll know for sure whether you're pregnant or not
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Saartje Guest #5
Yeah, that's true. I've never missed ovulation???? but the symptoms are weird. -
Nijn #6
I also had a 40-day cycle last year, while I normally always have 28 to 32. Also negative tests. According to my gynecologist, it's very normal to miss an egg once a year or have a longer cycle.
So don't worry and if you feel comfortable, go see a doctor. -
Saartje started this #7
The fun part would be if it actually wins the prize.
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