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danilou239167
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 Posted: 09/13/06 - 09:07 Post subject: Could I still be pregnant if I got a Neg HPT result? Any Adv |
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Hi there all, sorry 4 the long essay but it necessary I promise...
I'm 20 years old, I Had the implanon contraceptive implant removed on the 17th of July to start ttc. I was told by my GP that my fertility could return to normal almost immediately, and to start ttc once my first normal AF had passed. I started my AF on the 18th July and It lasted 6 days. I went on Holiday on the 28th and We had unpretected sex several times over the next couple of weeks (28th July-11thAug). A couple of weeks after I returned from my Hols I started feeling really tired and found I was falling asleep in the afternoons with slight nausea, I thought nothing of it as my AF was due, however I had no cramp or breast tenderness at the time. So I waited and still my AF hasnt shown, I'm now four weeks late. Over the last two weeks I've noticed I pee more, But my main concern is the change in my breasts, they are larger and more vainy, also my areolas are darker and the small lumps on them are more prominent and some have small whitesh heads. Anyway I did a HPT yesturday morning and It came back Neg. Is there still a chance i'm pregnant or could I be having a phantom pregnancy? Also I've notice I have alot more discharge and my cervix feels higher up and smaller than usual is this a sign of pregnancy?
Any advice much appreciated!
Thanks, Danielle |
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azthenia
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Location: Moncton, NB, Canada
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I'm not sure why it isn't showing. If you have those symptoms you may be. Try going to the doctor and asking for a blood test and even an ultra sound. Although they are usually very hard to get. You usually have to be pregnant to get one. Just talk to your doctor and see what he/she can do for you.
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