silverlou
Experienced User
124 posts since August 18th, 2004
Experienced User
124 posts since August 18th, 2004
silverlou's posts
Start by taking a hpt, if it's positive, go see a doctor...If it's negative, go see a doctor.
The excess saliva, the turned off food can be sypmtoms of pregnancy, but then again sypmtoms of pregnancy mimic sypmtoms of other ailments, you really only know in hindsight. The only way to really know for sure is to have a positive test result.... more
It could have been a miscarriage. I miscarried a couple of months ago, and I was only 5 days late for my period but i'd had a couple of blood tests so I was definitely pregnant.
My period was not any heavier than normal but I definitely had more cramping, and more clots than usual.
Since you've already had the bleeding if it was a miscarriage... more
Youngn
how have you confirmed your pregnancy, when were you supposed to get your period? If you had unprotected sex with this other guy on oct 26, that was only 1 week ago, not enough time for you to know you're pregnant from him. So if you really are pregnant because you've done a test and it came out positive I would have to say it's your boyf... more
I can honestly say I have never heard of this. There are so many reasons why this physically couldn't happen, here's a couple off the top of my head...
First off, once you're pregnant the hormones in your body prevent ovulation, without ovulation there won't be an egg to fertilize, so no pregnancy.
Second, your cervix closes tight and your b... more
Yes, a single abortion does not normally reduce changes of carrying a baby to term, though I have read that multiple abortions can cause scarring and cervical damage that will make it harder to carry a baby to term.
Check with your doctor, they can do an internal exam if necessary, and should be able to put your worries to rest.
Check with your doctor, they can do an internal exam if necessary, and should be able to put your worries to rest.
The chances of conceiving in any given month are 25%, even if you do everything right, and have sex at the exact right time, there is still only a 25% chance of conceiving.
Couples are considered in the normal fertile range even if it takes up to a year to conceive.
I too was very excited my first month of trying, I figured it just had to hap... more
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