Pregnant or not??? What's really wrong??

Question

I've taking my 3rd round of clomid this month, but I really haven't had much of a period..

I've been like heavy spotting w/discharge and then now spotting brown (14dys). (periods always been irregular, doctor has refer me to a specialist 8/25..

Taking 2 tests negative, but here's the catch ( I seen a faint line, really faint it was like grayish color and with the second test it digtal it said negative. But I take off the stick and seen 1 dark blue line and again a faint line of blue).

Here is my fertitilty chart???

Today 8/4 got up and was having brown/spotting that lead to bleeding and discharge. But this afternoon back to BROWN SPOTTING. GO FIGURE!!!!

http://www.ivillage.com/fertilitychart/?...

Answer 1

the chart is not available .. .

Answer 2

"heavy spotting"... ERWWWWW!

Answer 3

not pregnant

Answer 4

I'm going to say no, but I could be wrong.

Answer 5

Every womans menistration pattern is different.No,you're not pregnant.

Answer 6

I would say its possible that you are pregnant. I dont understand those kinds of charts!

But I do know if you were bleeding red blood then its a no.

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Answer 7

go to the doctor girl...

Answer 8

sooo lucky n0 offence but im planning on not even having a baby not even getting married i want to keep partying without having to deal with kids and your husband yelling at you for cheating!but idk im 14 watever thats what i think now

Answer 9

Happened to someone I know.

The appearance of ANY line on a pregnancy test (even faint!), means that's a positive test for pregnancy.

Regardless, confirm by going to your doctor and asking for a 'quantitative hCG test'. This will remove any and all doubts.

Answer 10

not prego

Answer 11

A medical professional, like an OBGyn or your family practitioner would be able to answer this for you with a physical examination.

Answer 12

It doesn't look like your pregnant by your chart. However, a faint line usually means positive for pregnancy. Call your doctor and get a blood test done to be sure.