Implantation bleeding, negative test??

[Sherbeeear]

Okay, so I really really need help clearing my mind of some questions so I can try to relax myself in the next couple weeks wait.

I was expected to get my period November 10. I have always had a regular period that has always started on the day that I’m expecting it, and when AF arrives, she’s in full action for 5 days.

Four days before I was expecting my period (nov. 6), I had some slightly pink discharge in my underwear. That lasted for four days, only slightly getting a little heavier the two days after (but not heavy enough to fill a tampon), and being brown the fourth day (nov. 9).

I have felt very naseous. I will be so so hungry, and then want to throw up once I start to eat. I feel full, but hungry all the time. Normally when I’m naseous I do not want anything to eat at all. I have had a few days where I am extremely tired when there has been no activity involved. My moods have been kind of all over the place. I’ve been having very faint cramps here and there, but not anything like my normal period cramps. I’ve also been kind of constipated.

I took a test on Nov. 8, 12, 14, and 16, and all were negative. My mother tells me that with all four of her kids, she did not test positive on a home test for awhile, and found out with all of them with blood tests. I am waiting for my appointment date, but I need some other thoughts in the meantime please!!

[Gia_9]

Honestly, there's no way to tell if it's an IB or just a whimsical AF unless it's established by an HPT at a later stage that you actually have conceived. The symptoms sound like pregnancy, no doubt and that's kind of hopeful. But then it won't be fair to get overoptimistic just because of the symptoms alone. I guess it could be simply early to check and you should give it some more time for the HPT to show up a blazing red test line. Considering you don't sound like you were tracing ovulation you actually don't know if you ovulated late or at all. It's only natural to skip a turn or two of ovulation all of a sudden and without even any underlying cause during the fertile years. So the only way is to keep checking in 3-4 days... as it takes 48-50 hours for the HCG to double up if you have happened to conceive. Wish you luck for a BFP soon. Keep me posted.

[Hanneesweedie]

Hi, any updates?