Forum Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests

Am I on the right track with my thoughts?

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Sabrina
We’ve been trying for 3 months now.

What I’m doing:
- I use a site to track my ovulation based on my cycle (it’s already been 4 months, 35 days long)
- I use ovulation tests
- I take my temperature

Here’s my current temperature chart. According to the site, my period should start on October 3rd.


Today my temperature was back up to 37.2 degrees.

As you can see in my temperature curve, I had a dip for 2 days. Could this have been an implantation dip? I’ve had cramps in my uterus since ovulation—they’re light, just like the cramps you get before your period starts. Not really severe, just a dull ache.

I already took a test with my morning urine using a Clearblue test—not the cheap one (2 for 5 euros), but I think they’re 2 for 14 euros.
But they’re “white ink” as they call it, so no line at all, not even a faint one. A friend of mine is now 5 months pregnant, and when she implanted (she said it felt really intense because she woke up in the middle of the night with severe stomach pain. She could test very faintly positive just 4 days later).

I’ve had constant stomach pain (dull, on both the left and right side of my uterus), but I don’t think I felt actual implantation.

My breasts aren’t tender, but my nipples are.

I know this is super realistic, but I’m afraid my period is coming soon and that I’ve been driving myself crazy all this time, because that causes me so much stress. And then people say, “You shouldn’t stress about it…” Well, apparently you do have to pay attention to all these things if you want to get pregnant.

Kind regards,
Sabrina

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  1. Sabrina started this #2

    anyone?

    my temperature keeps rising but my tests keep being negative
  2. Tt Guest #3

    Hi, I'm also looking into it now. Were you ultimately pregnant? Did the implantation dip happen?

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