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Anyone ever have a BFP with absolutely NO symptoms?
Hi ladies! So a short background, I was on BC for 1 1/2 years and came off in July. I had normal 27-28 day cycles before BC. My last cycle was 58 days. If my cycle went back to normal I shouldve gotten my period 5 days ago. No sign of AF coming. So question 1 is when you got off BC were your cycles normal? Did you have 1 long one like me then did they return to normal? Question 2, has anyone ever had a BFP with no symptoms at all? I haven't had any pregnancy symptoms whatsoever. I'm holding off on a pregnancy test because I'm scared of getting excited about it then getting a fat negative.
2 Answers • 9 years ago
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I dont remember how my cycles were once I stopped bc. I wasnt ttc at the time and never really cared if my cycle was longer or not, becuz really, who looks forward to af except those ttc and wanting to move on to the next cycle or those with a pregnancy scare?!!
As for pregnancy with no symptoms, been there, twice. Ive never had any symptoms early on or throughout my pregnancies. U dont necessarily have to have them nor does it matter which gender u are carrying (I have one of each). U are still very early on, so if u are pregnant, u may not have any symptoms til u hit 6wks or more. Dont get discouraged, it does happen!
Good luck! =))
9 years ago
When I got off BC it took 3 mos for them to resume, but they went to every 31 days. I don't know what they were like before I went on the pill because I was 18 at the time, but I do know they weren't overly regular & were on the longer side. As for pregnancy symptoms, a lot of women do not have any symptoms until 6+ wks. Some are lucky & have none the whole pregnancy. At this point, all you can do is test & see. Gl!
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