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First response bfn at 10 dpo .... am I out? :(

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dietcoketime69 · 13/04/2014 07:43

Has anybody ever got a bfn on a first response at 10 dpo but gone on to have a bfp or do I need to give up hope this month? :(

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ImBrian · 13/04/2014 07:58

Have a look on countdown to pregnancy, they have stats for different tests on different dpos.

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bakingtins · 13/04/2014 08:00

You're not out until AF arrives. Test again in a few days. Good luck!

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dietcoketime69 · 13/04/2014 08:17

Thanks Brian have had a look! Wasn't prepared for this much disappointment as I've been CONVINCED I'm pregnant! :(

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SaltySeaBird · 13/04/2014 08:21

I was convinced I was pregnant and got a BFN at 10 dpo on first response, felt so upset as I had a feeling I was pregnant that cycle.

DD is now 18 months old, I got a very faint line at 14 DPO, nothing before.

You're not out until AF arrives. Good luck!

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Tea1Sugar · 13/04/2014 08:30

I didn't get a positive until af was two days late. I'm now 38+5. Good luck!

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weebairn · 13/04/2014 08:36

My line was very faint even though I tested a week after period was due. Now 16 weeks.

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dietcoketime69 · 13/04/2014 08:40

Thanks all, that's very reassuring! It's so hard to keep positive (excuse the pun!) when the FR box makes it seem so accurate!! It says something about 87% people getting a bfp 4 days before af so you automatically feel that you're out the game! Will try again in a few days perhaps then.

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lizzywig · 13/04/2014 12:22

I didn't get a positive line until 6 days after af was due!! Even then it was v faint. This happened to a friend of mine and her midwife says it means she ovulated later and so her due date was calculated differently. Not sure whether that's the case as I didn't mention it to my midwife.

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