Confused

Dee331

I’m on day 37 of my cycle and still haven’t gotten my period. I’ve taken 2 tests and both said not pregnant. I’ve had excessive thirst for almost a week now. Also feel tired and randomly get dizzy. I’m not sure if I’m getting a false negative or I possibly have diabetes as that does run in my family. I have 2 other children and don’t remember feeling so thirsty like this. I also never experienced any false results before. Has anyone ever had this experience? What do you think?

NYTino24

I think you should eat a Smoreo.

inthewoods23

Dee331 said:

I’m on day 37 of my cycle and still haven’t gotten my period. I’ve taken 2 tests and both said not pregnant. I’ve had excessive thirst for almost a week now. Also feel tired and randomly get dizzy. I’m not sure if I’m getting a false negative or I possibly have diabetes as that does run in my family. I have 2 other children and don’t remember feeling so thirsty like this. I also never experienced any false results before. Has anyone ever had this experience? What do you think?

QFP

It's against TOU to ask if you are pregnant. Also, the majority of us have never been pregnant so this is not the right board for this question.

Dee331

Sorry just asking if anyone has had this experience before. Didn’t actually ask if I’m pregnant. Just looking for some support.

brookert615

@Dee331 Go drink some water, eat them Oreos and call your doctor. If you’re pregnant enough to show symptoms your pregnant enough to turn a test. 

emeraldcity1214

inthewoods23

@Dee331 roundabout ways of asking are also against TOU. You've mentioned false negatives as well as asked the question "what do you think?"

inthewoods23

@emeraldcity1214 man, where can I get an Oreo like THAT?

Dee331

Ok  how about we just delete this post . 

holly321

Is 37 days really “long?”  That being asked,  it sounds like you are dehydrated.  So, drink something and cut back on caffeine.

NYTino24

Dee331 said:

Sorry just asking if anyone has had this experience before. Didn’t actually ask if I’m pregnant. Just looking for some support.

Dee331 said:

Ok  how about we just delete this post . 

It doesn’t work that way. 

Feel free to read the welcome thread. 

holly321

Dee331 said:

Sorry just asking if anyone has had this experience before. Didn’t actually ask if I’m pregnant. Just looking for some support.

Okay fine.  I will be “supportive.”  I many times have had longer than average cycles.  I many times have had negative pregnancy tests.  No false negatives, but unfortunately plenty of false positives (molar pregnancies are no bueno). I am always f-big dizzy and tired, but I have an horrible autoimmune disease so there’s that.  (And tw 2 children which is often delightfully tiresome.)

i get thirtsy with salty foods.   


So did I answer your question?  

Oh, no, I didn’t.  About 25% of the time I feel this way, I am indeed pregnant, unfortunately, that isn’t working out.  But, my symptoms being pregnant pr not have nothing to do with your being pregnant or not.  Hell, all 5+ of my pregnancies have all started with vary different symptoms from each other.

madcouplewithabox

TW.... I had NO SYMPTOMS WHATSOEVER with my first pregnancy before I tested and I had been trying for YEARS. 
End TW...


Take another damn test in a couple days then consult a doctor. This is a TRYING to get pregnant board. I very much doubt your question of “experiencing false negatives” could logistically  be answered here. Even those of us TTC#2 couldn’t answer this because EVERY pregnancy is different. You want an answer, go to your doctor. You want to commiserate in the difficult journey that is TTC... introduce yourself and start posting. 

dpchickens

Dee331  I have had a 59 day cycle and wasn't PG before.  What I think is that you have 2 kids at home and still don't know how cycles or PG work apparently... must be nice to be you.  Wish I had that much luck, instead of having 5 dead kids... but hey, what do I know... #BitterHagPartyOf1

lcking82

@Dee331 In all seriousness:  if you are thirsty, dizzy, and tired....and at all worried about diabetes, it would be worthwhile to check your blood sugar and see a doctor.  New diabetes diagnoses can be surprisingly sneaky sometimes.  

bean1818

@Dee331 I think excessive thirst is a giant red flag if you have diabetes in your family and should call your doctor that’s also who you should be asking about your longer then normal cycle with negative tests 

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