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hope_to_soon_be_a_mom
Hi everyone!
I had a question.
A month and a half ago, I had my IUD removed. The gynecologist said I should let one period come through and then we could start trying. So, that’s exactly what we did. We started tracking everything very diligently, and since I’ve always had a fairly regular cycle, it wasn’t too hard to figure out when my chances were highest.
A week before my expected period, I started feeling nauseous, bloated, and having tender breasts. My areolas became darker and just plain painful.
So, I thought, I’ll make an appointment for a blood test. The day before my expected period, I had the blood test done, and by that same evening, I already had the result—it was negative.
Sad, but unfortunately so.
In the meantime, I’m a week late, and I’m still experiencing the same symptoms... which is very strange and new. But every test we take is negative...
Has anyone here experienced this? Could it be that I am pregnant, but it just hasn’t shown up yet? Or could it be due to my body adjusting after the IUD was removed?
Best regards!
I had a question.
A month and a half ago, I had my IUD removed. The gynecologist said I should let one period come through and then we could start trying. So, that’s exactly what we did. We started tracking everything very diligently, and since I’ve always had a fairly regular cycle, it wasn’t too hard to figure out when my chances were highest.
A week before my expected period, I started feeling nauseous, bloated, and having tender breasts. My areolas became darker and just plain painful.
So, I thought, I’ll make an appointment for a blood test. The day before my expected period, I had the blood test done, and by that same evening, I already had the result—it was negative.
Sad, but unfortunately so.
In the meantime, I’m a week late, and I’m still experiencing the same symptoms... which is very strange and new. But every test we take is negative...
Has anyone here experienced this? Could it be that I am pregnant, but it just hasn’t shown up yet? Or could it be due to my body adjusting after the IUD was removed?
Best regards!
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Anonymous Guest #2
I think your body just needs a moment to adjust to no longer having an IUD. If the tests are negative, you're not pregnant. -
Joyce2021 Guest #3
Your body might be feeling a bit confused right now... I'd suggest trying to let go for a moment and just face it. And if you're unsure, you could always test again next week just to be sure. -
Anonymous Guest #4
For me, it took 3 months after removing the IUD to get back to my normal cycle. The IUD was removed in August, and in December I had a positive test
. Now I have a healthy daughter of 2.5 years. -
Anonymous Guest #5
I needed a reset. After 14 months of struggling, 3 miscarriages after those 14 months, I took the pill for a bit. After 2 months, my cycle was back on track. And after 2 months, I was pregnant.
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