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Am I pregnant?

Hi. I am 18 years of age. My partner and I are ttc. I currently stopped taking the pill, levlen. 3 months ago and have had normal periods after this. I am now 16 days late for my period And have taken 3 pregnancy test that are all negative. I have had constant headaches,continually tired, nausea and vomiting occasionally, loads of pimples breaking out ( normally have good skin) and kind of cramps but not as bad. When I lay on my tummy I feel awkward like I shouldn't be on my stomach. I keep thinking maybe it is all in my head. But I really want a baby. Has anyone else had this, where they have negative tests then end up being pregnant? Can my hcg levels still not be high enough for the test to pick up??
I either want to know I'm pregnant or get my periods. Because this waiting is killing me.

Has anyone had similar problems???
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It be better if you go to the doctor and find out because that happen to me I did not come on my period and I had taking 5  pregnancy test and they all said negative.so 2 days later I want to the doctor office and found out I was pregnant.
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I always felt the same exact pregnancy symptoms you mentioned, two weeks after conceiving. In my 3 pregnancies, I was miserable with nausea, migraines, heartburn, fatigue, etc.

But now, I'm 7.5 weeks with my fourth child, and do not have severe pregnancy symptoms, at all.  I went to the Dr thinking I had high blood pressure or something but instead, I was 6.5 weeks pregnant!! I only have occassional food aversions and fatigue.

All pregnancies are truly different. Never in my wildest dreams would I have EVER thought that I wouldn't have severe pregnancy symptoms but I don't.

I now truly believe that everyone reacts differently to pregnancy AND to different pregnancies.

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A pregnancy test should detect pregnancy if you are over 2 weeks late. Go to the doctor for a more accurate blood test, then you will know for certain one way or the other. It could just be your body readjusting to not being on the pill anymore.
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