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Yes, you did test too early. If I understand correctly, today would be the last day of your cycle, which would mean that you're supposed to start your period tomorrow. You will have to wait until at least tomorrow to test, preferrably the next day. However, although no one can tell you if you're pg., most women ovulate anywhere between day 11 and day 17. (I think 14 is average??? some one else may know more about this than me.) If this is the case with you, then today would be day 28(give or take a day) and it is highly unlikely that you're pregnant.
Some people on this forum don't like it when that question is asked, and I didn't want you to feel like no one had seriously tried to answer your question.
It is very unlikely you are pregnant if it was 2 days before your period is due, even though most things are possible. you would have to wait a week or so to get a positive result if you are pregnant. i also agree with the above comments....
Cycle Day 28 - the start of your next period, a.k.a. Cycle Day 1 of your next cycle.
However, CD 14 is only the textbook body and there are many variations to it. You might ovulate early, you might ovulate late... the only way to know for sure is to watch for bodily signs and/or take your BBT everyday and chart it. You can use www.google.com to research it too. Type "ovulationLh urine test (home test) Mittelschmerz" or "menstral cycle" and read, read, read. There is mountains of information, more than we could ever type. But the basics are above.
I am a mother of three and I am trying for my last childChild neglect and psychological abuse Child safety seats Child tylenol cold multi-symptom plus cough School age child development and I have doctored with a excellent doctor and the stuff you read in books and hear from idol chit chat are totally bogus. My doctor has informed me that you can get pregnant at any point in your cycle especially if you are like me and produce more then one egg a cycle. So no not everyone does know what they are talking about. I by the way for my last daughter got pregnant when I was one day off my period. Don't believe everything you hear.
I might be pregnant right now and don't even know it. But as I said before I know that my doctor told me if you have this condition you can get pregnant anytime through out your cycle even during your period I know it is sickSick sinus syndrome to think about it but anything is possible. We are trying for my last childChild neglect and psychological abuse Child safety seats Child tylenol cold multi-symptom plus cough School age child development now after coming off protection and I got pregnant three years straight in a row all 6 monthes or shorter then that. Anything is possible. And I do agree if you are not quite ready for the expence and the continous care you must give then think twiceTwice-a-day because you can not change things once you have a babyBabies and heat rashes Baby feeding patterns. Please make sure you are financially and physically ready.
angiemak21 Female, 26 years omaha - NE Member since Feb 2006
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I am going to recommend you buy "Taking Charge of Your fertility". It is a book by Toni Weschler, MPH. It helps in clearly teaching you about your body, cycle and how to get pregnant. Most women are only fertile for 24 hours, a very short window to become pregnant. To go by the fact that on day 14 you will be ovulating is a huge estimation. This book shows you how to chart your body, in turn, telling you when you are ovulating. Women are so sporadic in their cycles, these figures are very vague. I highly reccomend this book to anyone who truly wants to know how their body works. It is good for teen girls to learn to simply know their bodies and their cycles. This type of charting has truly helped women and physicians figure out other issues as to why someone cannot get pregnant.
(Yes, you tested too early)
You should always use a condom, though. Remember that pregnancy is just one thing that can happen when you have unprotected sex.
Some people on this forum don't like it when that question is asked, and I didn't want you to feel like no one had seriously tried to answer your question.
Just be careful.
The first day of your Last menstral period is considered CD 1 If you have a 28 day cycle you are most fertile around CD 14. Your boyfriends sperm can live for 72 hours inside of you when he ejaculates. If you and your boyfriend are interested in conceiving a child, you should do some research on fertility methods.. it will be the easiest way to keep track.
A pregnancy test will work 10 days after fertilization and usually no sooner..
Good luck!!
can help you determine the days you are most fertile.
A textbook cycle works like this:
Cycle Day 1 - the day you start your period
Cycle Day 14 - ovulation
Cycle Day 28 - the start of your next period, a.k.a. Cycle Day 1 of your next cycle.
However, CD 14 is only the textbook body and there are many variations to it. You might ovulate early, you might ovulate late... the only way to know for sure is to watch for bodily signs and/or take your BBT everyday and chart it. You can use www.google.com to research it too. Type "ovulation" or "menstral cycle" and read, read, read. There is mountains of information, more than we could ever type. But the basics are above.
Good luck!!
28days ovulation around day 14, best to have sex from day 10-15. it does vary from person to person as everyone is different!!! if you are trying to conceive it is better to know a lot about your menstural cycle. although from my own experience you can read a little to much into it and get your hopes up to much! if you want help i'd be happy to help!!!
Good luck to you and your spouse and your future plans for a family.
Andi
Good luck...I hope that you are eventually successful in having a baby of your own.