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My periods are never normal but for the last three months they hve come like clock work which is weird. Any ways I was wanting to know if any of you have had implantation bleeding.
I had my last period on March 29th and I ovulated on April 19th. I had some very very light pink spotting yesturday for about two hours and then it stopped. But to day it started again and it is the same very light pink and it only lasted a couple of hours.
Any advice would be helpful. I did do some research on the computer but they really don't tell you any thing.
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My husband and I do not haven't used birth control for just over a year, we are not "trying" to conceive but I guess it's fair to say were not NOT trying.
Since it's not spotting, as implantation bleeding is typically described as, could it still be implantation bleeding, or just an early period? And when can I test (again ovulation should have been on the 13th)?
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Ok I had a period on Feb 5th to Feb 11th. Then I had bleeding on Feb 20th to Feb 22nd. Very light, clotty, brownish. My usual is very heavy & I take prescribe meds for the cramping, the last one I didn't even feel cramping. I actually feeling great during those 2 days.
It is now April 14th(day 51 since 2 day bleeding), my average period is 41 days. I have been crampy for the last 2 weeks, moody, can't sleep very well, tender boobs(not today tho), very bloated, frequent peeing, hurting bladder as soon as I wake....anyway...
questions are... did I have implantion bleeding or mid cycle bleeding, or possible miscarriage, or could I be pregnant? I took my last test on Friday April 9th it was negative. The sensitivity of the test was 25 mIU. Should I go get another one. Wld it have showed up on friday april 9th if I was? When should I retest or should I even. Please help me out.View Thread
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So I have two wonderful children now, so I can remember what it was like to find out that I was pregnant. But now, I am 2 weeks late, crampy, being all the time, horrible headaches and extremly bloated! I have take 4 PT and all were BFN! I am starting to worry that something else is wrong with me. Has this ever happened to anyone? This is all new to me.View Thread
None of these were positive.
Is there ANY chance of me still being pregnant? What are your recommendations for my next action? Should I test again? Are ultrasounds available to me in this predicament anywhere?
I am not on any birth control or other medications.
I have not been nauseous or anything, and my stomach might be firmer, but it's so very hard to tell when you're worried about it to this extent.
All I can say at this point is...Help, please?
I'm 17 and leaving for the Air Force within a couple of months, graduating soon, working often, and generally worried about life. And now this. I would like to chalk the lateness up to stress but it's difficult to do when you're this anxious.
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Now I was supposed to start my period two weeks ago but there is no sign of it yet. I also have an increase in cervical mucus. I took a pregnancy test last week kind of just to destress since I know that can mess up your period and it came back negative. I took it at night because I was too anxious to wait, but since I was already a week late I thought that I would already have enough hormone if I was pregnant. I'm concerned because my sister's home pregnancy tests always came back negative when she was pregnant. Should I go to the doctor to get a blood test?View Thread
I have a question. I had a tubal around 3 years ago after I had my daughter. I forgot the exact name of it, but my doc made 2 small insisions (sorry if i misspell, i'm not the best speller) and I think he said that he burned the tubes, but anyway for the past 3 weeks I have had:
1. Nausea on and off (i even threw up once), but it's real strong in the morning
2. Extreme Tiredness (like I want to sleep all the time, i have no energy)
3. Headaches on and off
4. Dizziness
5. I am hungry all the time (I can eat, and feel full, and 2 hrs. later, i am starving)
I have taken a home pregnancy test , about 1 week ago, but it was negative. A few days later I believe I got my period, but I still have those symptoms . I know the chances are small that I could be pregnant because of my tubal, but what could it be?View Thread
At 9 weeks pregnant, I had a miscarriage. This was 4 weeks ago, and for the past few days I've been super nauseous, extremely moody and tired, and I am constantly running to the restroom to go pee. Also a little while ago I went to the restroom again and there was some tan/brownish discaharge on the TP.
I took an HPT last night that came out negative, maybe it was to soon to test?? Is there a chance I could be pregnant again?
Please any replies are more than welcome, I am so confused and I cannot get in to see my doctor until april 9th.View Thread
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