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Day 50 no period since chemical pregnancy

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Winterevenings · 16/04/2026 09:32

Looking for some support. I had a chemical pregnancy on the 27th Feb, at six weeks pregnant. I had tested positive 8-9 days prior, a delayed positive to what I had expected based on dates, and had a near negative test and bleeding on the 27th. Attended drs for the diagnosis. ANP advised to wait 2 weeks before TTC again, saying my period should return as normal and would impact me very little in terms of TTC in the future.

50 days since chemical pregnancy and no period. Around the 14th Feb I did do a few LH test strips that all had a line, not a strong line, but a clear line, but I put this down to hormones still being off. We have been TTC since but wasn’t actively tracking ovulation thinking things were still off, and trying to take the stress off. Last time we had sex was 1st April (15 days ago). Over this time I have experienced symptoms like nausea, headaches, aching boobs, cystic acne and constant stomach cramps. The cramps are similar to what I experienced in Feb that lead me to believe I was pregnant then (pulling and stretching not like PMS). Also very bloated, fatigued and now had very very light brown discharge on and off for the last 3 days.

2 pregnancy tests this week both negative. Saw ANP again who has examined me, everything appears fine and healthy. Blood test taken yesterday and an ultrasound to be booked. Obviously the problem could be caused by multiple things, hence the tests, but it’s disheartening, especially with the symptoms I feel. Cramps were quite strong last night and it’s the first night I didn’t sleep, but still no period.

Prior to all of this I have always had slighty longer cycles (35 ish days), and I had been on the pill for 10 years until I came off it end of September. I immediately had a withdrawal bleed and regular on the day periods since then, and detected ovulation, and a pregnancy end of Jan. No history of a reproductive health condition or hormone imbalance, never had concerning symptoms other than over the last few weeks since the chemical pregnancy. My sister has PCOS but I’ve never experienced those symptoms myself.

Feeling lost, especially having such strong symptoms now. I know these are PMS too but they are not usual PMS symptoms for me, and in 20 years of menstruating I’ve never missed a period until all of this. I don’t feel right in myself and desperate for answers. And before people say stress, this has been upsetting but I am not stressed, and have been quite calm. I had some annual leave over the last few weeks to make sure I rest and relax and spent time with family.

Praying for answers soon so we can start TTC again. I would love a BFP but at this point I’m praying for my period to start just so I can move on with my life and feel ok.

OP posts:
Utardelis · 16/04/2026 10:49

Sorry for your stress 🤍

It may just be delayed ovulation after the chemical but just wanted to check if you had started any pregnacare type vitamins by any chance? When I started them I had a 50 day cycle (normally 28)

Winterevenings · 16/04/2026 11:09

Thank you! I didn’t expect to have a normal cycle after a loss but didn’t expect this extreme either. Could be delayed ovulation just hope I know soon. I started taking folic acid and vitamin D around October after my first proper period off the pill, just incase we caught from then. I also take omega 3, but nothing different since the loss.

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VioIetMoon · 16/04/2026 22:35

Hi op, it can be normal to experience a delay. Ive had numerous chemicals and miscarriages . My first chemical i didnt ovulate until 50 something days afterwards and I only got to 3 days after period was due before bleed started. The rest of my chemicals, cycles were normal . With my miscarriage it took 3 months .
Sometimes it can just take hormones a while to settle

user2848502016 · 16/04/2026 23:50

I had this too, normal cycle 26 days like clockwork but after my chemical pregnancy it was about 6 weeks. It’s just your body getting back to normal

Winterevenings · 17/04/2026 07:48

Thanks all. I knew this wouldn’t be a straightforward process, and being advised I would return to normal after 2 weeks was optimistic. But considering I tested negative as the chemical happened, so my hormones had already dropped then, I didn’t expect this to still be happening 7 weeks later with severe symptoms still.

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Unexpectedlysinglemum · 17/04/2026 09:34

I’ve had hugely long cycles when stressed before

Winterevenings · 17/04/2026 11:37

I don’t actually feel stressed. I’m concerned and have been upset. But I’ve had a lot of life events, work stress and bereavements over the last few years and been very stressed yet my periods have been clockwork all through that! I’m eating well, sleeping ok apart from one night and keeping busy and getting out. Just hoping things settle soon.

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SquareSweetsThatLookRound · 17/04/2026 17:01

My first chemical pregnancy was liked this- 50+ days with no period. I thought menopause had begun. My next chemical pregnancy didn’t affect my cycle at all.
Best of luck, OP these things can’t be really hard emotionally.

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