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I don't think I ovulated this month, I took my ovulation tests starting the same day I always do and took them much longer than I normally do. I have been trying to get pregnant with my husband for 10 months now, and have been EXTREMELY regular every month. All the way down to knowing the time of day I get my period and what I feel physically when I am ovulating (maybe that's bizarre, but I do feel a light pain on a certain side every month).
Last month, my period was two days late, and very weird, but not light. It started very light, then went heavy, then stopped, and it only lasted two days. It's usually opposite, starting out heavy and then light and lasting around 4 days. Then, I am pretty sure I didn't ovulate, and now I am two days into being late on this period.
I took a pregnancy test yesterday and got a negative.
I'm probably jumping the gun, but... What should I do now?View Thread

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