Pregnant or not, period just doesn't come?
Hello,
I gave birth 9 months ago and my period is now back on time, exactly like it was before the pregnancy.
Now my period should have started on Sunday. So I'm five days late.
We use condoms for contraception and nothing should have happened, but we had sex close to ovulation (which I can clearly feel).
I've been taking a pregnancy test every day now, both digital and regular, and I've also tried early pregnancy tests. ALL negative.
Pregnancy would be an absolute nightmare for me right now, I apologize for the expression.
Could I still be pregnant despite the tests? They should be reliable after five days, or could it still be positive five days later?
A very light spotting is in no way comparable to a period and it lasts for a few days.
Do you have any ideas? I'm going to the gynecologist tomorrow.
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If you had the ovulation to the time you suspected, you would now have either your period or a positive test.
So I would assume that you had the ovulation later and that your period will come later (or alternatively the test will show positively later). Or, in the last cycle, why always, it has hardly been built up until no cervical mucosa, which is why there is nothing that can bleed great. Thus, the current lubrication bleeding would be all that is present this month at “period”.
Either way, I hope you’ll know more tomorrow.
Doesn’t sound like pregnancy.
You’re probably not pregnant!
In addition to natural causes such as pregnancy, breastfeeding and the change yearscan also lead to stress, psychological stress, extreme sports or severe weight changes to the absence of regular blood flow. Other causes are diseases and hormonal changes of a wide variety of ways.
Good luck!
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That doesn’t sound like a pregnancy. You can’t say much more about it. Why exactly the period is left out is not diagnoseable here either. If that was to remain a lasting state, I’d let the whole thing clear.
The same question you asked yesterday, we can’t tell you, the only one who knows more about it – is the female doctor who will give you assurance tomorrow, as long as you still have to patient.
Do not have to be that you are pregnant, the period may also remain for other reasons zb stress or underweight or medication. But wait for what the FA says.