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Hello, I am 24 years old and I am 15 days late on my period. My boyfriend and I have been using the pull out method for over 6 years. This is the longest my period has ever been late. I did a test when I was one week late and it was negative, was thinking about taking another test later on today. I am having mild cramps but no discharge. Sometimes I feel like my saliva gland was producing a little more saliva than usual but now it has stopped. My heart rate keeps going up because I am too anxious to find out if I am pregnant. I think about it wayyy too much. My friend touched the pulse in my neck and said that I am pregnant. Is that possible? Any advice?
Okay. Thanks to all of you for the responses. I really do learn alot from other people's experiences.
Not all hpt are accurate. I'm a broken record but my friend on here finally got her positive after two missed periods and I've read that some women don't show up for months.. Even after their doctors confirmed they are pregnant. I'm two months late with negatives but my doctor is holding off giving me the hormones for 4 months..
have you tried taking a test first thing in the morning? you probably have but just saying! its possible to get a negative result when you actually are pregnant if you take the test later in the day because the hormone in your urine will be more detectable in your first wee of the day! I didnt get pregnant in five years and used no contraception what so evr then when I met the boyfriend im with now the first time we had sex he pulled out and I got pregnant! good luck!
I went to the doctor a while ago and he said if I'm pregnant, it should show up on the test by now so am not. He gave me prescription for hormone tablets and I have to do an ultrasound to make sure I don't have ovarian cysts (WHICH CAUSES INFERTILITY...SCARED)
ok, I'll take another test tomorrow. I have a question for you nena. Do you believe someone can tell if you're pregnant by feeling the pulse in your neck?
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