Forum Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests

Can I be pregnant?

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muisje
Hi
I have a question. I stopped taking the pill a month ago. I've been tracking everything via an app. According to the app, my ovulation day was February 27th, and I should get my period again in 7 days. Today (13 days past ovulation) I woke up with bright red blood and mild cramps. It's much less than usual. This could be an early period, but could it also be implantation bleeding? Is it even possible to be pregnant so soon after stopping the pill? I also have lower back pain, which I normally never have...
Greetings!

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  1. Puck #2

    13 days past ovulation could very well be your period. That seems like the most likely scenario. But if you're unsure, you can take a test.

  2. Anonymous Guest #3

    Yeah, maybe.

  3. Moedertjuh #4

    If you had an ovulation, you could definitely be pregnant. But your cycle is naturally different without the pill than with it. I also had some light bleeding in the first few months, then sometimes nothing for a day, and then my period broke through. So wait a bit longer to see what happens in the coming days. The first month of calculating ovulation based on an app isn't completely reliable. Did you have no other signs that you were ovulating?

  4. FiFi #5

    13 days after ovulation, I’d say you’re more likely to start your period soon. Weird that your app says you shouldn’t get your period for another 7 days.

    I also ovulated on February 27th and was supposed to get my period between Monday and today. Well, luckily I didn’t .

  5. Anonymous Guest #6

    Yes, you can be pregnant. How do you know when you ovulate? Based on the app? That works with averages. You can never fully trust it. I think you're having your period. Since you're 13 days past your possible ovulation.

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