Sorry to add a bit of a me, me, me thread. I’m new here, that’s my excuse
Last month I had an earlier than expected period by about 4 or 5 days (have been on the implant for 6 years before I got it removed in December, a few months after it ‘ran out’) but I’ve been using the Glow App and given that if my cycles are regulating to something similar to last month, I’d have ovulated around the 4th of May (didn’t opk as we were away on a little anniversary holiday. And this was going to be a less obsessive month... worked out well, obviously) but my app is still saying that I will have ovulated on the 9th May.
I tested on the 8th and 9th and got two strong positives, we’ve dtd every other day except for these two days where we got busy on both days but this is when I ran out of OPKs so not sure if the positives would have carried on. I’ve read that they can detect pregnancy sometimes but even given that I could have ovulated on the 4th, could those positives be too early to be picking up the pregnancy hormones?
Anyway, my boobs are sore, I’ve been dry retching all morning, Friday night I had faint period like cramps and my back has been in agony since Tuesday. If I blow my nose it bleeds and on Thursday I spent the day at my desk holding back tears for absolutely no reason. This morning I also had some creamy discharge in my pants (sorry for the overshare) when I went to pee, never usually have anything in my pants until the dreaded blob comes. But these symptoms seem a bit early if I did ovulate on the 9th but not so much on the 4th?
Pregnancy tests scare the life out of me, I can’t handle rejection apparently haha! I’ve got one sitting in my drawer but I don’t want to waste it, because if I’m going off symptoms and google, I’ve been pregnant for the last few months.
So, following on from the ramble above, when should I test because I don’t really know when to expect AF. Should I follow my symptoms or my app? Ohhhh the mindf*ckery of trying to conceive.
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Hotdamndiggitydam · 13/05/2018 08:19
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