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When do you take a pregnancy test?
At what point during your
cycle do you take a pregnancy test? If you are trying to conceive do you wait the Two Week Wait, or do you start testing earlier? Or, if you're not trying to conceive, how late are you when you start testing?
It's hard to wait, but right now I am making myself
Posted by:
Dewdrop75
on Fri Feb 8, 2008
Right now I am actually trying to be good. For a while when I really was TTC (right now I am not really trying, but not preventing either) so I am not as obsessed about it. I had to take a step back because I was getting out of control with it. I would test everyday in the 2ww, and sometimes twice in a day because I still didn't believe it. All BFN's of course. Now I am thinking that it is possible that this month was my month, I am on cycle day 29 with 38 day average cycle. So I still have until the 17th till I am supposed to get my period. I actually bought a test at the dollar store last night, but I am making myself hold off on using it. I did have the doctor run a test a week from monday because I had a bladder infection and my mom has told me that she has started her pregnancy's with bladder infections. That test was neg.
This month I am feeling like there are little signs, like my left breast was really tender and sore, the bladder infection, and some nausea. So I am keeping my fingers crossed (in my mind at least).
Tina
This month I am feeling like there are little signs, like my left breast was really tender and sore, the bladder infection, and some nausea. So I am keeping my fingers crossed (in my mind at least).
Tina
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