18 DPO BFN -- light period 10 DPO

MrsM2016

Hi Ladies!

This is my first time posting on a board about my lovely cycles and baby making. This month I had a very light mostly spotting period at 10 dpo -- no symptoms and no cramps at all! I spotted for four days and after two days I started getting sore breasts, headaches and tiredness. I'm 18 dpo and have tested but BFN. I've never had a light period like this! 

fishsticks-n-custard

MrsM2016 said:

Hi Ladies!

This is my first time posting on a board about my lovely cycles and baby making. This month I had a very light mostly spotting period at 10 dpo -- no symptoms and no cramps at all! I spotted for four days and after two days I started getting sore breasts, headaches and tiredness. I'm 18 dpo and have tested but BFN. I've never had a light period like this! 

Eh, you're regular until you're not. Are you temping? Are you absolutely sure that you ovulated?

Oh and welcome! If you want to participate in the board more, please introduce yourself on the introductions thread then post in the Chart Stalk/Questions thread for a more educated answer than mine. 

Edited to add link.

pebbledam

It is against TOU to ask us (even in a roundabout way) if we think you are pregnant. This post has been reported. 

AlohaKumu

Reported. It is against the TOU to ask (or imply) that you are pregnant. Only a medical professional can verify this for you.

looeeze

Well technically there's not a question here. Cool story though OP. 

lund

lulu1180

MrsM2016 said:

Hi Ladies!

This is my first time posting on a board about my lovely cycles and baby making. This month I had a very light mostly spotting period at 10 dpo -- no symptoms and no cramps at all! I spotted for four days and after two days I started getting sore breasts, headaches and tiredness. I'm 18 dpo and have tested but BFN. I've never had a light period like this! 

QFP

It is against TOU to ask if you're pregnant, even in a roundabout way.  If you got a negative HPT then you're not pregnant 

beachbunnyxo123

I don't understand. Do people make accounts on TB but don't use them until the have an "am I pregnant" question and then decide it's the perfect time to figure out their password and log on to ask a bunch of internet strangers?

lurvleybunchococonuts

lulu1180

Also, OP if you end up getting a positive test, please for the love of God, DO NOT COME BACK HERE AND UPDATE US!!!  You can just move on to your BMB 

izza2

MrsM2016 said:

Hi Ladies!

This is my first time posting on a board about my lovely cycles and baby making. This month I had a very light mostly spotting period at 10 dpo -- no symptoms and no cramps at all! I spotted for four days and after two days I started getting sore breasts, headaches and tiredness. I'm 18 dpo and have tested but BFN. I've never had a light period like this! 

FYI...

Am I Pregnant?

First thing: it is against the forum rules to ask if you are pregnant (straight forward or in a round about way) and to post pictures of HPTs asking about lines. [...] We can not tell you if you are pregnant, so please don't ask. Take a test, if it's negative, lurk some more and get to know the community. If it's positive, congratulations, please move on to your BMB or First Tri and participate there.

“Late” & “Light” Periods
[...] Your body is not a machine and it will vary cycle to cycle. You are regular until you're not. [...] If you think you may be pregnant, test once a week until you get your period or a positive test. [...]

[...]

You have had your period if there is enough bleeding to fill a pad or tampon, no matter how light or heavy is it, or how short or long it lasts. This is not the same as spotting. Period heaviness and length can change time to time. You're normal until you're not.

becausescience

So it sounds like maybe you had your period.

@izza2 I was just coming to post the same thing! 

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