Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests
Instinct or not?
EsmeeGuest ·
Hi everyone,
I was wondering if more people could relate to my story or maybe know the answer. I stopped taking the pill at the beginning of August, so I became pregnant (as they call it everywhere, haha) but it didn't count. Then I got pregnant again 6-7 weeks later. I didn't really keep track because I didn't know it could stay away. I also don't know what my normal cycle is because I went straight onto the pill, but anyway, I hadn't gotten pregnant yet and it's been 5-6 months. I went to the doctor last week and have an appointment with the gynecologist on February 25th. But since Friday, I've had brownish discharge. At first, I thought, "Oh no, am I going to get pregnant?" but it stays brownish/purplish. I read online that it could be implantation. Have more people experienced this?
Greetings, Esmee
I was wondering if more people could relate to my story or maybe know the answer. I stopped taking the pill at the beginning of August, so I became pregnant (as they call it everywhere, haha) but it didn't count. Then I got pregnant again 6-7 weeks later. I didn't really keep track because I didn't know it could stay away. I also don't know what my normal cycle is because I went straight onto the pill, but anyway, I hadn't gotten pregnant yet and it's been 5-6 months. I went to the doctor last week and have an appointment with the gynecologist on February 25th. But since Friday, I've had brownish discharge. At first, I thought, "Oh no, am I going to get pregnant?" but it stays brownish/purplish. I read online that it could be implantation. Have more people experienced this?
Greetings, Esmee
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Betty #2
I had a little bit of brown bleeding and a small amount of red/pink with mucus 3 weeks after my first pregnancy, after stopping the pill. I was pretty busy, so I thought it might be implantation, but the test was still negative after more than a week. So it was a pregnancy, but a very small one.
It's hard to say for sure, and we'll just have to wait and see the results of the tests.
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