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7 days late but negative test

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docpeppa · 06/02/2014 11:45

I had my copper coil out on the 23rd. We had sex a few days before that and the day after removal. I finished ovulating before removal (according to my period app).

My period was due 30th, but I haven't had it and I'm now 7 days late.

I did two cheapo tests last Sunday, both had a faint line which disappeared after a few minutes.

Tuesday I went and got the expensive clear blue but that was negative, so I got another cheapo today and that was negative.

You could normally time your watch by my periods. I've got a drs appointment on Monday but the uncertainty is driving me mad.

Does this sound like I could be pregnant?
(Apologies for the long winded story)

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allchatnicknamesgone · 06/02/2014 13:09

I think repeated negative tests probably point towards you not being pregnant.
Your body is probably still adjusting since coil, hence late AF.

Butler4 · 06/02/2014 13:19

I dont think there is any uncertainty about it. Four negative tests means you are not pregnant. It took me about 4 months before I got a period after coming of contraception, so its much more likely thats why you are late.

docpeppa · 09/02/2014 22:27

Thanks, you guys were right. Think it was just the faint positive line that faded which threw me

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basia2 · 09/02/2014 22:30

Never look at a pregnancy test beyond the time on the package (usually five or ten minutes).
A faint line will appear on many of them after that time, even if you are not pregnant, and it just gives you false hope.
I did this many times when TTC #3... pulling the test out of the trash to look at it again after an hour or two.
It's pointless. Don't put yourself through it.

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