Could I be pregnant??

aludden

My husband and I have been trying to conceive our first child for about 2 months now. We haven't used any OPKs and just stopped using any kind of birth control. My period has always been irregular but for the past 3 cycles has been 34-35 days. This month we had unprotected sex about 3-4 times a week for the entire month. I had some very faint spotting around when I should have ovulated. It lasted about 4 days but very very light in color and only visible when I went to the restroom. I normally have really bad PMS symptoms that start as early as 2 weeks before my period is due including extremely tender breasts, migraines, and cramps. I have not had any of that this month. My period was due on 5/31 but didn't show. I took a pregnancy test 6/2 and negative. Now a week late and still no period. Slight spotting past couple of days, but it's so light that you can't hardly see it when I use the restroom. No cramping, no breast tenderness, nothing...could I be pregnant? I plan to take another test this weekend if AF doesn't show up. Fingers crossed...

gscoville

Only another test can tell you the answer to this. If you've had unprotected sex, you could be pregnant. Or you could not. We can't tell you if you are.

dollymeh

Even girls with regular cycles can have an off cycle every once in a while. How do you know you ovulated? The only way to know for sure is by temping every day. Unfortunately, we can't tell if you're pregnant or not. If you got a BFN, you're not pregnant.

My suggestion? Take a test once a week until you get your period or you reach CD 60. Then you can call your doctor and ask for a prescription for Provera. Good luck!

wifeofafarmer

Take a test once a week until AF shows or you hit CD 60 - then call your doctor. Depending on what type of birth control you were using, your boy & hormones may still be adjusting and sometimes we just have wonky cycles.

vadarling

You might have ovulated later than you think, which would make your period start later than you expect. The only way to actually confirm ovulation is by temping and charting. A lot of ladies here have signed up for the Fertility Friend website. It has tutorials about ovulation and how your body works as well as a calendar that helps you track changes in temp and expected ovulation.

Also, you can check out the newbie link at the top of the message board. It has lots of great information.

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jefa621:

Could you be?  Yes.

Are you though?  Only a positive test or the arrival of your period will answer that question.