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Complicated question... probably tmi

I have a complicated question. I posted this in another forum on here but realized I probably should have posted it here instead. I am currently trying to conceive my second child and had a very hard time conceiving my first a few years ago due to a problem with my hormones. I last menstrated from June 11- June 17, 2015. I was 11 days late for my next period when I began bleeding. It was very sudden, very heavy, and lasted about 2 days before I spotted for 2 days and then nothing. My normal ones last 5-7 days, 4 of which are usually heavy so this was not normal for me at all. I took pregnancy tests on 7/15, 7/17, 7/19, and 7/21, all of them were negative, then began bleeding on the 21st. I assumed as of the day I started bleeding that I am not pregnant but my cervix is still high and closed, I am having random bouts of nausea, and my breasts and lower abdomen are tender. Could the bleeding that I experienced have been implantation and if it is a possibility, when should I take a test to find out? Due to low progesterone and a history of miscarriages (8 out of 9 pregnancies) I need to see a Dr immediately after I get a positive test but I do not want to go without a positive because it means time off of work and doctors bills that I don't need if I'm not pregnant. I know this is a long complicated question but please answer to the best of your ability. Thank you!
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I actually only had one in the time that I thought I could be, but it was very short and not normal for me at all. Thanks for your input :-) I am going to test in the next couple of days and if it is still negative, I'm just going to assume that my body is being strange and trying to confuse me this month.
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Take a test but if I read this right, you've had two periods in the time you thought you could beer pregnant? The tricky thing about pregnancy is that most pms symptoms double as pregnancy symptoms. Take a test and see, and then call the Dr. Good luck!
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