Confused

[JillianMoore]

I have been having all of the pregnancy symptoms... Then I started having a white creamy colored discharge coming out.. No odor.. No infection or anything.. I am 2 days past due for my period which is weird for me because I am never late for a period... Then today I got a red/brownish really light color when I went to the restroom.. Thought this was odd.. Then used the restroom again and it is no longer there but now back to the white creamy color again... I was reading on here and a lot of people have gotten this.. Could that have been implantation bleeding? I took two pregnancy tests, they were both just cheap ones but I took one on the 30 of september and one on the 1st of october, both came back negative but I knew it was too early to tell when the cheap ones just didn't want to wait.. Still I have tender nipples, headaches, slight lower back pains, cramping some times, I never get tender nipples before I start my period or while I am on my period so I knew that was weird right off of the bat and I don't ever remember seeing the white creamy colored stuff or the brown/reddish discharge... I have been watching when I ovulate so I will have the best chance of getting pregnant.. Since I had 2 pregnancy tests come back negative could I still be pregnant or was it implantation bleeding???

[Tiffany08]

Sorry, I keep re-reading and it sounds so familiar...I also thought I would see the reddish brown color but then it would be gone the next time I went to the bathroom. Weird huh?

[Tiffany08]

Oh, and I also noticed the white discharge shortly after missing my period, and I'm 6 weeks pregnant. Good luck!

[Tiffany08]

You can definately have a false negative...it's the false positives that don't happen very often (only when you're on certain fertility drugs). I also think the brownish color spotting is old blood possibly left over from your last period. You definitely seem to have symptoms of pregnancy, and any test should be able to pick up pregnancy 2 days past, but to be safe I would use First Response or Clearblue Easy Early Response just to be safe.