Could I be pregnant? The past few days I've been having little cramps in my stomach and white milky discharge. My breasts were a little sore a few days ago. This morning I started feeling nauseous and the past 2 weeks I've been feeling very fluish and I can't seem to get rid of it. I was meant to start my period today but it hasn't arrived and seems to be no sign of it coming. I had my implant removed in August because it didnt agree with me (had it for 2 and half years) my periods used to be 23 day cycle and now it's around 27 day cycle but i usually start spotting by now. I'm really really tired and anxious about it. I did have unprotected s*x about 2/3 weeks ago usually my partner use's condoms.
I'm not sure if I should speak to my doctor about being late or if I am pregnant would it show up by now?
I'm really really worried to take a test I don't know if I'm ready.
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I had all these symptoms really early. At one point I thought I was going mental and imagining the symptoms. Done test day before my period was due came back positive. The easiest way to rest your mind is to do test.
Thank you so much for your reply. I'm now 3 days late so I'm going to do a test tomorrow and see. I know some times my periods fluctuate they've flattened out to 27 days but about 2 months ago it was 31 days but I've always spotted before then anyways.
I've now noticed my breasts have been really sore for the past 2 days too.
I've had very faint red lines but I'm really nervous to tell my boyfriend. Should I re-test to make sure? It was one of the cheap super drug tests. What do I do I'm really scared. Am I pregnant if even if it's faint line??
Hiya I need help I did another pregnancy test yesterday and it was also positive... but now I started cramping and have light blood I was coming round to the idea of everything and now this... does this mean a chemical pregnancy. I'm cramping really bad and light headed but not a lot of blood. Please help xx
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