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I have been married for six months and my husband & I were trying to conceive. We had sex two days after my period. We had sex for 9 days in a row. I am one day late. Do you think it's possible that I am pregnant?
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The important part: Im not pregnant!
I just went to my OBGYN on Wednesday. First thing she said is "are you freaking out?" of course I said yes. SHe said she wanted me to know that it was highly unlikely that I was pregnant and that this pill is so effective that even if I had missed a day without doubling up it was really unlikely to happen. I wish I had known that before but they did a urine and a blood test and I am not pregnant. It may take a long time for your period to come back after starting the medicine. I am still around 15 days late but they assure me it may take a while. I switched back to Orthotricyline lo (excuse my spelling). Even though I loved not having a period the scare and the side effects were just to much.
So girls I just want you to know if you are in a state of panic...calm down take a test and call your doctor!
Thank you to everyone who shared their story you have no idea how much you helped me
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In just the past two years alone a number of credible studies have emerged showing that certain nutrients and plants can offer a fertility boost to both men and women.
If you follow this link, you'll find a list of vitamins and supplements that are said to increase fertility and your chance at having a baby. Each supplement lists common uses, side effects, dosage details and you can read user reviews from those that have tried them.
What vitamins, herbs or supplements have you heard increase fertility? Ask your questions about them here for the community to offer suggestions.
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Im turning 26 this aug and I think were ready
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If you are trying to become pregnant, one of the most helpful things you can do is get to know your body and how the female reproductive system works. Figuring out your cycle and knowing when your egg is a prime target for those little sperm warriors to invade, may give you a better chance of getting a positive result.
Whether you are or aren't trying to become pregnant, charting your fertility cycle is an easy way to become in tune with your body's menstrual cycle including what is normal for you. Call it "fertility awareness ".
How many of you are charting their own cycles, temperatures and fertility? What have you learned and has it been worth the trouble?
Share your experience or ask our community your questions about charting your cycle.
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My DH and I are currently TTC, I have a 30-31 day cycle. This month's period was due on the 11th. We did have unprotected sex on my ovulation day.
On the eighth, I had bleeding, enough to need to use something but not enough to have to change more than twice in 24 hours. That bleeding lasted only 1 day, and the following 2-3 days I had spotting. On the 11th, I was supposed to start but did not. Currently, I am 12 days late. The symptoms I have been having include exhaustion, slight cramps, big headaches, constipation and for the last 3-4 days I've had nausea. Also, the week of my missed period, I had a mix of watery discharge and creamy discharge.
I tested on the 12th (1 day late), the 15th (4 days late), and last Friday, the 22nd (11 days late). All tests were negative. I have one test left that I will use on Monday the 25, I will be two weeks late.
Whatever the test says on Monday, I'm going to make a doctor's appointment. I guess I'm just wondering what the other explanations for these symptoms are, since I'm sure pregnancy is out of the question after this many days.
Any input would be appreciated. Thank you and have a fun holiday!
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my period end last sunday feb.6.2011..
at Feb.12 i drink my 1st pills gynera and at same day i have unprotected sex , i continue drinking gynera for 2nd time my boyfriend and i got unprotected sex again on Feb.14.. do i have a chance to be pregnant?? and should i stop the pills?? what should i do to avoid pregnancy???... help please... thank youView Thread
my period end last sunday feb.6.2011..
at Feb.12 i drink my 1st pills gynera and at same day i have unprotected sex , i continue drinking gynera for 2nd time my boyfriend and i got unprotected sex again on Feb.14.. do i have a chance to be pregnant?? and should i stop the pills?? what should i do to avoid pregnancy???... help please... thank youView Thread
my period end last sunday feb.6.2011..
at Feb.12 i drink my 1st pills gynera and at same day i have unprotected sex , i continue drinking gynera for 2nd time my boyfriend and i got unprotected sex again on Feb.14.. do i have a chance to be pregnant?? and should i stop the pills?? what should i do to avoid pregnancy???... help please... thank youView Thread
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