Could it be?

skclemmons91

I know this isn't really the best place to try and find out but it's almost 4 A.M. where I live so I can't go to a doctor right now.

My fiance and I have recently decided to try for a baby and this month I am currently approximately 8 days late for my period to start. I have been getting headaches more frequently and had some cramping but that is all normal for me during the time of the month. I did take a test yesterday morning and it came out negative but as the day progressed, after a half hour after eating I feel sick to my stomach. I have not actually gotten sick thankfully but I feel awful.

Could this possibly be a sign that if I don't have my period within the next 2 or 3 days I should take another test or am I just getting overly excited for a baby?

kcisthebombdotcom

you can take a pregnancy test twice a week. if you go 60 days with no period/no positive result call your doctor. id' assume you're not pregnant since if you were pregnant enough to be symptomatic you'd turn a home pregnancy test positive already. that

magdalina.h

When did you ovulate? How do you know you're 8 days late? By this point you should be getting a positive if you are pregnant.

Maya+More

Lots of people get "phantom symptoms," but typically if you're pregnant enough to have headaches and morning sickness, you're pregnant enough for a test to register positive. It may just be that you ovulated later than usual, which is pretty common and c

JerseyGirlBB

I agree with the others that you should have received a positive pregnancy test if you are truly that late for your period.  Headaches and nausea aren't just pregnancy symptoms..

skclemmons91

Could it be worth the money to go ahead and try another test in the morning? The first test I took was obviously negative but it was also after one of those nights were I only got roughly 3 hours of sleep, no idea if that will affect anything.

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Maya+More

skclemmons91:

Could it be worth the money to go ahead and try another test in the morning? The first test