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Signs and bfn

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Dstar12 · 20/05/2021 06:42

First time posting, so please bare with! šŸ™ˆ

I’m wondering if anyone could shed some light or share experiences. We decided to start ttc in march so I came off the pill (desogestral). It was 4 weeks before I had a period, previously I had always been 28 day cycles so I assumed it would be the same this time. I tracked ovulation and we dtd regularly around this time. I estimated I would be due back on the 18th May, but have had nothing yet and no period signs.

So far there are no period signs, last Thursday I felt nauseous all day and some have this could be a sign of implantation šŸ¤·šŸ¼ā€ā™€ļø These past 2 days I have been feeling really nauseous which is unlike me, and i had even vomited last night after eating a food which I had gone off in my first pregnancy 😷 however, I am getting BFN on the tests!
Is there a time that is ideal to testing (as I read online ideally 1 week after missed period) or just assuming I’m out this month! Any help would be appreciated!

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Iworry2021 · 20/05/2021 06:45

Do you have any other signs like implantation cramping?

I'd go to the doctor to get a blood pregnancy test xx

Dstar12 · 20/05/2021 06:56

@Iworry2021 I have had slight cramping in lower, but I don’t remember it from my first, definitely not like period cramps! And as I had no sickness at all with my first, no idea if it’s similar or not but I’ve certainly not had anything like this before šŸ˜‚ x

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MGee123 · 20/05/2021 07:01

If you've only just stopped contraceptive your cycles might take a few months to settle. You don't need to bother your GP - just do another test in a week if your period hasn't turned up. TTC can be rather frustrating but the vast majority of people will conceive within 6-12 months. Fingers crossed for you.

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