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tdcanadatrusts

BBT charting, know when I ovulated, expected period late.

I always get my period fourteen days after I ovulate. I know when I ovulated because I track with using BBT and other symptoms, like CM and I'm one of those lucky people who cramp terribly and break out along the jawline when I ovulate.

I'm a day late and unfortunately, I'm sick. Sore throat occured suddenly yesterday morning when I was due, now achy muscles and fatigue. I had AF-like cramps leading to my expected period, but day of and now it's just cramps here and there. Is it possible to have AF more than fourteen days after you ovulate?

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puppylove1908

I don't know. I'm going through the exact same thing right now. I missed my period and took a pregnancy test that was BFN. Have you taken a pregnancy test?

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Mammoth

Yes, occasionally I've had a longer LP. If you're sure when you ovulated, I guess you'll get a clear answer soon. Test. I know I would.

5 years TTC. Endometriosis and adenomyosis. Surgery. 2 IVFs. No joy. Low ovarian reserve. Is there any real hope? DE IVF = next step. Much higher success rates, but so used to things not working, it's hard to feel too hopeful. Wishing others an easier time.