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15 DPO

Anon_124398 posted:

We´ve been ttc for over a year and I staryed using an ovultion kit which was positive on the 18th of this month. I have 32 day cycles and took a pregnancy test 13dpo and was bfn.. My period was due yesterday or today at the latest and nothing. I had cramping a few days after ovulation up until a few days ago. My breasts hurt a bit on and off and I notice a small increase in smell. When should I test again? I really dont want another bfn

has anyone tested neg and then had a positive a few days later?

4 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:15 DPOWe´ve been ttc for over a year and I staryed using an ovultion kit which was positive on the 18th of this month. I have 32 day cycles and took a pregnancy test 13dpo and was bfn.. My period was due yesterday or today at the latest and nothing. I had cramping a few days after ovulation up until a few days ago. My breasts hurt a bit on and off and I notice a small increase in smell. When should I test again? I really dont want another bfn <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/frown.gif" align="top" border="0"> has anyone tested neg and then had a positive a few days later?

MaryDS_TTC responded:

I would go ahead and take one again. Sometimes the FSH doesn't show up strong until your missed period. You can get really cheap pregnancy tests at the dollar store, so no worries going through a few for piece of mind. My opinion.

Report This| Share this:15 DPOI would go ahead and take one again. Sometimes the FSH doesn't show up strong until your missed period. You can get really cheap pregnancy tests at the dollar store, so no worries going through a few for piece of mind. My opinion.

MaryDS_TTC replied to MaryDS_TTC's response:

Sorry, not FSH - I meant hCG.

Report This| Share this:15 DPOSorry, not FSH - I meant hCG.

susana83 replied to MaryDS_TTC's response:

Unfortunately AF came around yesterday... I?m so tired of this, every month going through the same thing only to get depressed. I?m done charting, temping etc. It?s been too long and I?m giving it a break. Thanks for the help.

Report This| Share this:15 DPOUnfortunately AF came around yesterday... I?m so tired of this, every month going through the same thing only to get depressed. I?m done charting, temping etc. It?s been too long and I?m giving it a break. Thanks for the help.

MaryDS_TTC replied to susana83's response:

Ah bummer! I know the feeling - it all feels like so much work. Maybe if we don't try so hard it will happen. Best of luck!

Report This| Share this:15 DPOAh bummer! I know the feeling - it all feels like so much work. Maybe if we don't try so hard it will happen. Best of luck!

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