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Am I pregnant?

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jadaGuest ·
Hi!

I stopped the pill in October and ovulated around the 25th, and we tried hard. Since then, I've been having stomach issues, nausea, bloating, constipation, etc.

It's been a few more days now and I'm still experiencing nausea, stomach pain, bloating, and headaches. I don't have sore breasts. However, certain food smells no longer appeal to me and make me feel nauseous!

I'm still feeling those little twinges on the left side of my lower abdomen and groin.

Yesterday I had sex where penetration hurt a lot when he went too deep! I felt this on the right side of my lower abdomen and had white discharge!

When I cough or sneeze, I feel those little twinges in my right lower abdomen and I don't know what that is?

Is this normal after stopping the pill? Because the test is still negative!

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  1. jada started this #2

    Can someone help?

  2. * #3

    @jada,

    Dear girl, I can only tell you that I don't know. Maybe it's too early to test, maybe it's a false positive. But the only advice I can give you is to have your blood tested. Good luck, and I hope you get a positive test result soon...

  3. jada started this #4

    Thank you for your reply. Can I just go to the GP for the blood test? I keep reading scary stories about cysts on the ovaries and such, so I'm feeling quite anxious right now....

  4. * #5

    @jada,

    Go to your midwife and ask for a blood test for pregnancy; explain your situation. Try not to read too much about things that aren't relevant. Good luck.

  5. jada started this #6

    Okay, thank you so much, mavandi!

    No, I know I'm driving myself crazy like this, but you do want to know what it could be. I'll wait a few more days and then call the doctor!

  6. * #7

    @jada,

    Good luck, girl, you're still young, right? A pregnancy will definitely happen Just stopped the pill...
    Good luck....

  7. jada started this #8

    Did a test yesterday. Still negative. New round, new chances.

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