Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests
Symptoms but negative test
Julie
Hi 
Quick question!
I ovulated 9 days ago and I feel like I have a lot of pregnancy symptoms… a lot of lower back pain, very sensitive breasts mainly on the sides (I never have this normally, not even during ovulation or before my period), a lot of cramps, yesterday even diarrhea
and a nauseous feeling all day with very little appetite. Lots of twinges in my ovaries and uterus too.
I did an early pregnancy test this afternoon because I was almost convinced I was pregnant, but it was negative. Of course I know I tested a bit early, but because I feel so much, I was almost sure I would have enough detectable HCG in my urine.
I also tested positive last month 2 days after my NOD with a faint line because I had sensitive breasts and thought I'd test to see. But a week later it went wrong unfortunately.
This month the symptoms really seem 10x worse compared to last month with the MC, and that even a few days before my NOD… what do you think
I feel so pregnant but I also read so often that your body can play tricks on you sometimes...
Love
Quick question!
I ovulated 9 days ago and I feel like I have a lot of pregnancy symptoms… a lot of lower back pain, very sensitive breasts mainly on the sides (I never have this normally, not even during ovulation or before my period), a lot of cramps, yesterday even diarrhea
I did an early pregnancy test this afternoon because I was almost convinced I was pregnant, but it was negative. Of course I know I tested a bit early, but because I feel so much, I was almost sure I would have enough detectable HCG in my urine.
I also tested positive last month 2 days after my NOD with a faint line because I had sensitive breasts and thought I'd test to see. But a week later it went wrong unfortunately.
This month the symptoms really seem 10x worse compared to last month with the MC, and that even a few days before my NOD… what do you think
Love
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