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strawberrybanana31

strawberrybanana31

Sorry I thought that would be confusing, I meant we had sex the day I ovulated and then 3 days later I felt off... Different.

gscoville

In my experience, negative tests mean not pregnant. I don't even know what else to say to this, other than why do you think some strangers on the Internet can tell you more than a test or a doctor can?  Hormonal imbalances causing all these symptoms can be caused by any number of illnesses, not just pregnancy. You'll just have to wait to see what your doctor says. 

rockopera

My opinion is the internet can't help you with this one. If you don't believe a test, you aren't going to believe us.

I do hope mouth orgasms are a real pregnancy symptom. Those I could look forward to.

sunlavender

tl;dr

If the test is negative, you're not pregnant.  No matter your symptoms.

Peaceb0ne

If you are far enough along to be having symptoms, you could turn a test positive. Negative test = not pregnant.

Milagros315

strawberrybanana31:

Sorry I thought that would be confusing, I meant we had sex the day I ovulated and then 3 days later I felt off... Different.

Implantation, on average, doesn't occur until around 7-10 days after ovulation so anything you felt at 3 dpo would not be related to a pregnancy.

I'm sorry, but HPTs are 99% accurate at 16 dpo. If they say negative, you can be pretty confident that you are not pregnant (at least not from intercourse you had in March). Getting your period every 4 weeks is much, much more common than regular breakthrough bleeding. 

I highly recommend that you check out Fertility Friend and start charting your BBT so you have a better understanding of how your body works and what it is doing. 

TeeJ526

Milagros315:

strawberrybanana31:

Sorry I thought that would be confusing, I meant we had sex the day I ovulated and then 3 days later I felt off... Different.

Implantation, on average, doesn't occur until around 7-10 days after ovulation so anything you felt at 3 dpo would not be related to a pregnancy.

I'm sorry, but HPTs are 99% accurate at 16 dpo. If they say negative, you can be pretty confident that you are not pregnant (at least not from intercourse you had in March). Getting your period every 4 weeks is much, much more common than regular breakthrough bleeding. 

I highly recommend that you check out Fertility Friend and start charting your BBT so you have a better understanding of how your body works and what it is doing. 

All of this. If you think something is off, you should make an appt with your dr. 

krdesi

This is the second "phantom" pregnancy post I have seen in the last 24 hours. Why is this the new "go to

Negative test=not pregnant

kali55

OP, my opinion is that you are not pregnant

Birdies08

strawberrybanana31:

Only time they grew was when I was pregnant with my son. A positive didn't show up with him until approximate 10 weeks along.

So, you were taking UPTs with your son, but they showed as negative, then you got a positive test, went to the doctor, and you were 10 weeks? I just want to make sure I'm understanding this right. What did your doc say about why the tests were negative before then?

I agree with PPs that a negative test usually means not pregnant. Were you diagnosed with something that makes you think this isn't the case for you? If so, I would follow your doctor's recommendations and probably not use UPTs any more.

beckynsean11

krdesi:

This is the second "phantom" pregnancy post I have seen in the last 24 hours. Why is this the new "go to Negative test=not pregnant

Ehh, at least it's slightly more entertaining. 

Spookster

sunlavender:

tl;dr

If the test is negative, you're not pregnant.  No matter your symptoms.

Dis.  

mrs_tacos

sunlavender:

tl;dr

If the test is negative, you're not pregnant.  No matter your symptoms.

Word.  

sueann911

Nicholas Sparks doesn't write novels that long.

gscoville

sueann911:

Nicholas Sparks doesn't write novels that long.

Haha I was waiting for you to chime in, always enjoy your insights!

And am I crazy, or did she add more in from when she first posted?  I swear there's more there from what I read the first time around, although getting through that mess at all even once was a chore...