Cycle Perplexities
Is your cycle misbehaving? Like your usual N-day menstrual cycle is all of a sudden longer or shorter, or you're spotting where AF should be here in full force, or PMS symptoms but no sign of AF? And has it got you thinking (...pregnant?), or generally confused or stressed or time to call the OB/Gyn? CycleView your cycle!

9 days late...

Posted by: Gabbymom1707 on Sat Aug 18, 2012

Hi, I'm a little puzzled. I'm 24, started my cycle at 10, suprisingly i had 29-30 day cycles from the get go. AF was due Aug 9th, which would put me at 9 days late today. The ONLY time i have ever been late was 4yrs ago when i was pregnant with my son. I went to the ER yesterday as i started having low abdominal pain. Blood HCG was negative (i've taken home tests all week, negative also). They did an ultrasound which showed no abnormalities, no cysts, nothing! I haven't had any weight changes nor have i been under any unusual stress.
DH and i were planning to TTC next yr, i've been using this site for a few months to assist in natural family planning because BC pills drive me batty. (been off birth control since february - cycles came back like clockwork) Anyone else have their body just spazz out for no good reason?

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