Forum Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests

Pregnant or not?

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Evy 22 Guest ·
I have a tricky question. My last period started on November 27th, which means I’m already in a 39-day cycle? I did an ovulation test back on December 11th, and it was positive. I’ve taken a few pregnancy tests since then, and they all came back negative... (even today).

So it’s pretty clear to me that I’m probably not pregnant, but is there still hope?

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  1. Aloly #2

    It's possible you had a longer cycle once? How long is your cycle normally? (on average, or is it very variable)
    Otherwise, you can always consult your GP just to be sure.

  2. Iloon Guest #3

    I had my period on Dec 13 after having the IUD removed, and then I had bleeding on Dec 29. Now I'm experiencing all sorts of symptoms that point to pregnancy, but I got a negative test this morning! Has anyone here experienced this??

  3. Aloly #4

    Your symptoms might also be related to an upcoming period. But no blood = hope

  4. iloon #5

    Yeah, I thought so too... But I don't know these symptoms from my period! Frequent urination, stabbing pain in the lower abdomen, headaches, dizziness, hot flashes—it feels really different from an impending period

  5. Aloly #6

    Not to discourage you, of course, because those are indeed pregnancy symptoms, but it could also be due to hormones. I had the same thing the first month after stopping the pill, really thought I was pregnant, but then got my period anyway. (At that time I hadn't done any tests yet, thinking I'd see, but after a few rounds I've become more and more curious, impatient, etc.)

    Kind of a post-pill reaction, hormones that need to kick in / maybe they're kicking in too much or something like that..

    + Now I'm definitely feeling more, with contraception 'normal' reactions are also dampened.

    But again, no blood is good, and keep crossing fingers for now

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