HELP! I'm at 12 DPO, with 3 negative tests on days 9, 10, and 11, but....?

Question

Since yesterday my b*****s are getting more tender (and this does NOT happen to me normally... in fact it's been months since I was sensitive at ALL (some piercing issues arose, yes, I was known to do rash things a few years ago) and I can't account for it by normal "healing" processes.

They're incredibly tender and sore all the way through and getting worse by the hour :S Meanwhile, I'm incredibly thirsty, even after drinking about 4 large glasses of water. CM is increasing, and my cervix is unusually sensitive. Also something that doesn't happen normally before AF!

I spent two days with mild but incredibly noticeable cramps (somewhere around 7-8 DPO) and I still feel bloated and sensitive around my abdomen.

Could I be pregnant, or am I just imagining things... even though AF has never behaved this way before, my mother thinks maybe AF is "changing" (I asked since we have a family history of various issues... which I have been clear of so far, but there's always a first time, right?)

Argh!!! Please help?!

xo Cal

Answer 1

I'm having exact symptoms. I heard that some people can have mild cramping during ovulation, however I felt that they were pretty painful. I almost thought I had kidney stones? But it wasn't and it disappeared not long after.

I think you could be pregnant with those symptoms but I guess it will just be the waiting game. Id watch the tenderness of your b*****s though as it doesn't sound right to be extremely painful? Probably just more sensitive to touch.

The home preg tests never showed a positive result for my first child. Can you believe it and the dr said that the home preg tests show more Negative positives, which mislead most people. I guess the best bet would be to wait and get a blood test a bit later???

Answer 2

You definitley could be pregnant.  The first time I was pregnant, I didn't test positive until 5 days late!  Keep testing and you will know soon.  If you are 20dpo and still no pos,  or AF, go to the Dr.