I messed up my other question so I'm going to re-do it.
I'm pretty regular on my periods. I usually start the 21st..October was normal...but the beginning of Nov to mid Nov, I had something weird going on. My right nipple was erect and HURT SO BAD for a while! I started AF the 21st of Nov but 2 1/2 days later it was gone. The more unusal thing was the lightness and the brownish stuff right before it totally quit. About a week ago, my belly is kind of crampy, my right (sometimes left) ovary is a dull kind of pain. My breast just started hurting about 3-4 days ago which is waaaay too early for "pms"...I tested Nov 25, Dec 1, 2 and 4th..all Neg =( Is it still possible that I can be pregnant. My gyno can't see my until after Christmas but my *hopefully missed period* is due the 21st...so I should know for sure by then anyway...has this ever happened to anyone?! This would be my 1st pregnancy so I'm reeeally lost and confused!!! =)
I'm pretty regular on my periods. I usually start the 21st..October was normal...but the beginning of Nov to mid Nov, I had something weird going on. My right nipple was erect and HURT SO BAD for a while! I started AF the 21st of Nov but 2 1/2 days later it was gone. The more unusal thing was the lightness and the brownish stuff right before it totally quit. About a week ago, my belly is kind of crampy, my right (sometimes left) ovary is a dull kind of pain. My breast just started hurting about 3-4 days ago which is waaaay too early for "pms"...I tested Nov 25, Dec 1, 2 and 4th..all Neg =( Is it still possible that I can be pregnant. My gyno can't see my until after Christmas but my *hopefully missed period* is due the 21st...so I should know for sure by then anyway...has this ever happened to anyone?! This would be my 1st pregnancy so I'm reeeally lost and confused!!! =)
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Have you taken any plan B recently?
If you have, then that explains the sore breasts and irregular bleeding.
If you haven't, then it could be just a crazy period. Apparently, every woman has one "off" and crazy period per year.
If you've had unprotected sex about a week to two weeks ago, it could be a pregnancy. But you took tests and they all came out negative. If you had uprotected sex more than 2 weeks prior to taking th tests, than most likely they are accurate. The hormone that is produced during pregnancy usually shows up on a test after you miss your period, and since you already missed your period and tested negative, chances are you are not pregnant.
Another reason this could be happening: when the female is exposed to sperm, even though she does not get pregnant, her body changes a little bit. So if you had unprotected sex, and the man came inside of you, since your body was exposed to sperm (first time or not) it might make some changes. That could explain a delayed period, the breast tenderness and the all of a sudden weird-timed pms symptoms.
Im sure you are fine, but if these symptoms keep coming back, and if they worsen, best to see the doc.
If you have, then that explains the sore breasts and irregular bleeding.
If you haven't, then it could be just a crazy period. Apparently, every woman has one "off" and crazy period per year.
If you've had unprotected sex about a week to two weeks ago, it could be a pregnancy. But you took tests and they all came out negative. If you had uprotected sex more than 2 weeks prior to taking th tests, than most likely they are accurate. The hormone that is produced during pregnancy usually shows up on a test after you miss your period, and since you already missed your period and tested negative, chances are you are not pregnant.
Another reason this could be happening: when the female is exposed to sperm, even though she does not get pregnant, her body changes a little bit. So if you had unprotected sex, and the man came inside of you, since your body was exposed to sperm (first time or not) it might make some changes. That could explain a delayed period, the breast tenderness and the all of a sudden weird-timed pms symptoms.
Im sure you are fine, but if these symptoms keep coming back, and if they worsen, best to see the doc.
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