Babbles
Frustrating
Hi ladies,
I'm curious what you all think...
I stopped the pill at the end of December and got my period on schedule in January. After that, I really tried hard around my ovulation. But last Wednesday I got bleeding, on Thursday as well, and on Friday it turned into brown smears. On Saturday, I also had a bit of brown when wiping after peeing. Normally, I just have four days of red bleeding.
Now, last Tuesday, the 17th, was my expected period date. Of course, no bleeding now. But also no positive test. I tested again today, also negative.
I don't know if I had my period last week or if it was implantation. I thought it was the latter because it was so short and I never have brown discharge. But now that the test is still negative today, I think it might have been my period... Only then my ovulation was earlier than usual, and I should have been trying these past days. Or can it take a long time for a test to show positive if you're pregnant?
I find this so frustrating!
I'm curious what you all think...
I stopped the pill at the end of December and got my period on schedule in January. After that, I really tried hard around my ovulation. But last Wednesday I got bleeding, on Thursday as well, and on Friday it turned into brown smears. On Saturday, I also had a bit of brown when wiping after peeing. Normally, I just have four days of red bleeding.
Now, last Tuesday, the 17th, was my expected period date. Of course, no bleeding now. But also no positive test. I tested again today, also negative.
I don't know if I had my period last week or if it was implantation. I thought it was the latter because it was so short and I never have brown discharge. But now that the test is still negative today, I think it might have been my period... Only then my ovulation was earlier than usual, and I should have been trying these past days. Or can it take a long time for a test to show positive if you're pregnant?
I find this so frustrating!
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