I know how you feel. I've been in your position of hoping for a pregnancy and then being disappointed.
But I would say that the longer you wait to test, the more your hopes build up, and the harder it is to learn that you're not pregnant. With your fatigue and tender breasts, it IS possible, but it's also possible that the three-day period was an actual period and that you're actually ovulating again.
Unfortunately, there's just no way to tell except (1) take another test or (2) wait it out and see if your next period comes on time. Trying for a baby can be such a rollercoaster; I understand why you don't want to let go of hope if you don't have to. Just don't make it harder on yourself than it already is, OK?
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Hi, Anon,
I know how you feel. I've been in your position of hoping for a pregnancy and then being disappointed.
But I would say that the longer you wait to test, the more your hopes build up, and the harder it is to learn that you're not pregnant. With your fatigue and tender breasts, it IS possible, but it's also possible that the three-day period was an actual period and that you're actually ovulating again.
Unfortunately, there's just no way to tell except (1) take another test or (2) wait it out and see if your next period comes on time. Trying for a baby can be such a rollercoaster; I understand why you don't want to let go of hope if you don't have to. Just don't make it harder on yourself than it already is, OK?
February 23, 2010 - 8:34amThis Comment
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