I had my period on March 1 and I usually
have a 28 day cycle. I was supposed to get
my period on the 29th but I was late. I
stated to bleed on the 31st and it was
pretty heavy and I had terrible cramps
like I usually do when I get my period.
Today, the bleeding is very slight and I
am nervous that I might be pregnant. I
took a first response pregnancy test the
morning after my missed period and it was
negative. I also took another test today
which also turned out to be negative. Im
concerned because I feel like I have some
symptoms (headache, dizziness). However,
since my last period my bf and I have only
had sex twice and both times we used a
condom and he pulls out before
ejaculating. Is it possible that
everything I am experiencing is the result
of stress or could I possibly be pregnant?
please someone help
..one more thing, is it typical for
implantation bleeding to have bad cramps
and heavier bleeding like a normal period
bc that is what i was concerned that the
bleeding might be??
Last edited by daisy10 on 04-01-07 19:29pm; edited 1 time in total
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Posted: 04-01-07 19:14pm
if you got your period & you got
negative tests, i think it's safe to say
that you aren't pregnant.
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