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Got off the pill 13 weeks ago. I have not had any cycle, not even a light spotting and have taken MANY tests, some with FMU some not and all negative. I started working again so hubby and I stopped trying for a while and our last try was 7 weeks ago.
I have not changed my eating habits but now I am starting to gain weight in my stomach and a little in my breasts ( Very quickly over 10lbs in a month ) and I am actually even a bit more active then I was a few weeks ago since I am working again.
I feel normal I would say, but at night especially, I feel a little rumbling in my tummy and some nights my tummy is a little uneasy and I feel a little queezy. I don't feel as thou I pee any more then usual and I am always tired and fatigued so that's not new but my gate feels different when I walk sometimes ( feels like how VERY pregnant women looks like when they walk or when you eat a HUGE meal and feel pregnant )
Could I be pregnant and just failing that tests, or is it cause I was on the pill? I was on it for about 3 years but I was REALLY bad with it, however like clock-work, if I missed 4 pills I would have a cycle, even if I had only taken a few since the last cycle.
My cycle before starting the pills was never "normal" but I haven't gone 13 weeks without
Is it plosible that I am pregant? I know its possible but its it honestly likely?
I have a doctors appt for Monday now. *Cross fingers*
With my luck thou AF will start the night before or day of, and I wont be pregnant, just getting fat....
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