From what I have heard about IUD's is that getting them removed can cause a small amount of bleeding and possibly a loss of periods. I would take another test and if you get a neg, wait one more week and retest. If still no period and still a neg on the test head to a doctor.

thanx for your opinion it's just that i'm really worried that it could be something else especially because my doctor said that everything was going to be normal since my IUD has no hormones. He did told me that it could be a week late but that was normal. But it has being almost 2 1/2 months. I know that the tittle says that it's not showing on a blood test but ehealth changed it I HAVE NOT tAKEN A BLOOD TEST only 2 HPT one 2 weeks after IUD removal and one at 3 weeks. i just want to know if i am so i could take care of my self or if i'm not ,what can i do to make my period come?. LIKE I SAID I DID OVULATE IN BETWEEN 12/30-01/02 so i just think that if i ovulated am i not supposed to get my period?

How do you know you ovulated, did you test yourself for ovulation or did you use an online calculator? If you used the calculator or the average that a woman ovulates 14 days before her next expected period, then you don't know you ovulated, you are assuming you did.

That said, if your pregnancy tests are coming up negative, it is time to go see your doctor.

Good luck.

I know when I ovulate. I get that pain, the one they call mittelschmerz (sp?). So that might be what she is talking about. Some women get this pain, some don't.

i know when i ovulate because i get the feel the cramps, and the egg white discharge !!

I JUST GOT MY PERIOD YAY!!

Then you didn't ovulate when you thought you did.

actually i did ovulate but no period on JAN but my doctor said that it was my body's reaction of getting my IUD removed. My body got confused. So after like a month and a half a got my period!!

NOW A CAN START TTC!!

So what you are saying is that removing your copper coil screwed with your bodies natural luteal phase and caused it to be way off for this month only? Making your luteal phase not the average of 14 days, but more like 28 days.

Hmm.

Edited to add some luteal phase info.

No, she is saying it screwed with her PERIOD, causing it to be late. I can ovulate sometimes on the 12th of the month and then turn around and get my period a week later. Luteal phases can vary depending on external factors, ie. two female roomates who had regular periods on different dates suddenly start having their periods at the same time. Another example, I may ovulate on the 5th of the month sometimes, but then turn around and three days later have a period. I can also ovulate my normal time, the 11th and have a period as scheduled, which is the 19-20th of the month. That being said, according to your data, I could have fertility problems because my luteal phase is only 9 days. I can tell you now that that is not the case lol. Every time I have been pregnant, it started with the same ovulatory pain either a day before sex or the same day, whatever.
My point is, the luteal phase begins DURING ovulation. Which means, if you ovulate late, then the luteal phase starts late, thus, the shedding of the lining of the uterus begins late, thus your period is, technically, late. Also you have to take into account that even an average woman will have different luteal phase times. I have already used myself as an example. It can take 12 days from my last period to ovulate and then another 12 days to have my period. It can take 12 days from my last period to ovulate and then take only 10 days to have another period. Etc, etc.
Oh, and just as a test, tmi here, but I checked myself this morning, because I am having eggwhite discharge and that mettlesmerch, and sure enough, the ovulation test says yes.

Yes, thank you for proving my point.

No ovulation kit, no proof of ovulation.

Thanks.

Not true. I only took the ovulation test to PROVE that that pain that I was feeling was DUE to ovualtion, as the OP felt the same pain I do when ovulating. That pain is a telltale sign for some women when they are ovulating. Not all women, but some.

I know. You proved it by taking the test because you didn't know for sure. I get that. That is my point.

Not exactly. I knew the pain I was feeling was due to ovulation because I have had this pain every cycle since I started my menses. I only took the test to prove that that pain IS associated with the release of an egg, ie. ovulation.

I never said pain wasn't associated with some women who are ovulating. But you still needed to have proof and the only way you could get that proof was to take an ovulation test.

Generally, most women don't know when they ovulate is all I'm saying. And it is pretty obvious by the amount of "Am I pregnant" questions on this site that most women are totally clueless as to how the whole getting pregnant process works.