Hello,
I'm currently 18 dpo, temps staying up-ish, no sign of AF, and tested with a BFN lastnight. According to TCOYF, if I hit 19dpo (3 days past my longest LP) then there's supposed to be a very good chance of pregnancy - but I have also heard of lots of women starting AF much later and never getting a BFP... Or never getting AF and not getting a BFP until later in the pregnancy. So confusing :P
At what point should I ask for a blood pregnancy test?
Thanks!
Re: 18dpo - when to get a blood test?
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Why not take a HPT? I question your O date as well.
ETA: I need more coffee. I see you did already. Keep testing once a week until you get a positive or your period.
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Thanks for the responses ladies!
I know there are lots of open circles... I got so discouraged after the last cycle that I only halfway charted this time, just enough to confirm O. I feel pretty confident about my O date due to the CM, CP, temp, and other symptoms I always get around that time - but it's totally possible that I'm not as far along as I thought.
As for the spotting, I get that every single cycle. This time it's been just a tad on four occasions, sometimes it's been much heavier once or twice, and then stops for a week until my actual AF.
I have my annual exam on August 1st. I may just wait until then and mention the Consistant spotting as well.
Thanks ladies!
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After you get a +HPT... but even then it's not necessary unless the doc has a reason to monitor your betas.
Tyler (10/29/08)
and Lily (4/21/13)