Am I pregnant maybe?

Question

I have been trying to concieve for 2 months now. My periods are irregular so I can not go based off of that. I have not had a period for 2 months but I took a pregnancy test 3 weeks ago and it was negative. For the past 4 days I have noticed some changes in my body. My nipples get this tingle feeling a couple times a day but they are not really sore. My BMs are not really hard like usual kind of diarrhea like. I'm tired more then usual, sleeping like 13-15 hours at a time. Food, well I'm starving as we speak. Did I actually do it this time? Has anyone had similar symptoms?

Answer 1

i have been having somewhat of the same problem. my period is irregular also, coming and going as it pleases, can't get pregnant if you are taking pills to regulate so i stopped. I have been feeling achy in the stomach, kind of like cramps you would get before a actual period, but they are in the middle of my stomach. As for the BM's .. i would be lucky if they weren't diarrhea like, and it seems like i get really bad cramps right before.  Same as if i felt i had 2 throw up! I haven't seen any sign of blood or discharge for at least a week or more that i can remember! Just giving you some of my information. I haven't taking a pregnancy test yet tho. So good luck with your concieve and hope you are pregnant. But in the meantime, call you doctor and schedule an appointment just to be sure!

Answer 2

Some other things that are possible indicators to look for. Note, possible, not definitely.

Has the area around your nipples gotten darker?

Are your b*****s seeiming to be a little fuller or ache?

Is there a darkening line between your belly button and your pelvis?

I would suggest wait another week and try another pregnancy test at home, or schedule a visit with your gyn doctor to make sure one way or the other. The doctor is the only true way to know in this very early stage. Even the home tests are not fully accurate.

Answer 3

Besides being pregnant, the next reason for missing your period is not ovulating (anovulation). Having negative pregnancy tests means that you are not pregnant.

That's why it's essential for every woman who TTC to chart her fertility and to know precisely each cycle if ovulation happened or not. Knowing if and when you ovulated usually removes any confusion you may have if your period didn't come. Start charting your fertility NOW. It helps you find out if you ovulated, whether you are fertile, and it will let you know early on if you are pregnant. If you know you ovulated and your period hasn't come 15+ DPO, then there could be only one reason: You are pregnant. If you know that you did not ovulate then you can often expect your period not to come and you are prepared for that.