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Absence of symptoms
Ok, so I am about 2 months late for my period and I have taken 4 pregnancy tests, 2 tests in the earlier days and 2 tests recently. They have all come back to me as negative. I have started to believe that I am not pregnant only because I don't suffer the usual symptoms. I don't have morning sickness (including the fact that I never feel like I am about to throw up), I don't have ridiculously sore breasts, I don't seem to be more tired than usual, my lower stomach area isn't hard or anything, and I am still eating the same quantities. I have noticed that i have put on a bit of weight in this short period, I get a few headaches every now and then (I suppose I never really got headaches as much before) and I seem to get quite a fair bit of discharge which is thick and creamy-like in texture and is white in colour. It almost looks like thick icing-sugar. I suppose I have also felt a bit more bloated in the past few weeks but nothing to complain about. I am just wondering if there are many women that experience this and actually do turn out to be pregnant. Help?
Yeah I have made a doctors appointment for Thursday so I will see how that goes. If I am pregnant it would explain a lot but if I'm not then I need to see what is going on...
Symptoms (or lack of) don't mean anything. Some women get them, some don't. They can also mimic other things, so it's not a good basis on if you're pregnant or not. At two months a test should have come up positive, but there are some women who just don't show up on a urine test. The only way you're going to know for sure is by making an appointment to get blood work done. If that still comes back negative, they can check to see if there's something hormonal that could be causing a delayed period.
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