Forum Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests

Chance of pregnancy or not?

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liekje86
I have a 41-day cycle and I'm trying to conceive. I didn't get my period on my expected date, even though I had been quite active during my fertile days, but that day I got a brown clump of discharge. Then, two days later, I got bright red blood that lasted for 2 days (last Friday and yesterday, Saturday) and then stopped again. The symptoms I still have now are: a warm glow in my belly, a blue vein on my chest, stabbing pains in my breasts, and a pulling/stabbing feeling in my lower abdomen. When I tested on my expected date, it was negative...

Can I still be pregnant??

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  1. kruimel #2

    I’d do another test today or tomorrow, if you haven’t already or if you’ve already become pregnant. It could have been implantation bleeding, or you just had a very light period this month. Have you been trying to get pregnant for a long time?
    xKruimel
  2. Anonymous Guest #3

    Hmm, light period seems unlikely to me, because I normally have at least 4 days of period, with the second day being the worst.
    I'm still not on my period, and the warm feeling in my belly persists and has been there pretty much all day/night...
    Pfff, I find it really super exciting! At the same time, I'm afraid of disappointment..
    We've really been actively trying to get pregnant since October last year.
  3. kruimel #4

    My periods vary from 2 to 10 days, so according to me, anything is possible
    But you know your own body best of course, although mine sometimes seems like a strange one with all these weird things happening over and over again.
    I feel all sorts of things every month, but it never turns out to be that way. We've been trying since last November..
    Hope it happens soon!
    Good luck and do another test soon and let me know, I'm curious hihi!

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