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Trying To Concieve

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  • Been on holiday for two weeks and just got back. Sorry to hear off bad news. Wishing everyonegets the BFP they want. I'm in 2ww, feeling blotted but then I have been eating loads on hols. Got a bridemaid dress fitting on Saturday too, I keep thinking that I might be preg when the wedding is in 2.5 months time, but hey who knows So on a massive weight loss this week for the dress, redic!
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  • morning girls,

    still waiting 4 my withdrawl bleed of my pill. does anyone know how long it takes?

    also, was reading an article in my magazine at the weekend about women who panic about all these infertillity stories they read and convince themselves they wont be able to concieve. could kind of relate so im keeping my nose out the papers/magazines for a while!!

    congrats to all the BFPs over the weekend! x
    :j TTC from September 08 / BFP November 08 / EDD 22nd July 09 :j
    OH's debt as of Sept 08 - £15,000 / Nov 08 - £13,500
  • skintchick
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    I bought a Clearblue digital with conception calculator (or something). After you've peed you get an egg timer showing, then for me, it flashed up the word 'pregnant' (if you aren't then you get 'not pregnant') and underneath a few seconds later it said '1-2 weeks' which it uses the level of hormone to work out (which makes me by doctor's workings out 5-6 weeks pregnant apparently, it is all v confusing).

    So if you have the one I had which was £15 for two tests :eek: then you get not only an unmistakeable answer but also an idea of when you conceived (I'm guessing it's not 100 per cent accurate on that as we are all different) but as I say that is different to when the doctor works it out as he will use the first day of your last period, which would make me six weeks today. :confused:

    I did take a picture as the readout only lasts 24 hours and has now gone :( but I'm not at home today so can;t post it yet. I will do though so you know what they look like.
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  • skintchick wrote: »
    I bought a Clearblue digital with conception calculator (or something). After you've peed you get an egg timer showing, then for me, it flashed up the word 'pregnant' (if you aren't then you get 'not pregnant') and underneath a few seconds later it said '1-2 weeks' which it uses the level of hormone to work out (which makes me by doctor's workings out 5-6 weeks pregnant apparently, it is all v confusing).

    So if you have the one I had which was £15 for two tests :eek: then you get not only an unmistakeable answer but also an idea of when you conceived (I'm guessing it's not 100 per cent accurate on that as we are all different) but as I say that is different to when the doctor works it out as he will use the first day of your last period, which would make me six weeks today. :confused:

    I did take a picture as the readout only lasts 24 hours and has now gone :( but I'm not at home today so can;t post it yet. I will do though so you know what they look like.

    there a section on the website here with pictures

    http://www.clearblue.info/uk/conceptionindicator.php
    :j TTC from September 08 / BFP November 08 / EDD 22nd July 09 :j
    OH's debt as of Sept 08 - £15,000 / Nov 08 - £13,500
  • just wondering........did anyone else get a really sore lower tummy when they came off the pill? i think its my withdrawl bleed about to start and its so uncomfortable :(

    ***update, defo withdrawl! so lots of BD from when it stops!**
    :j TTC from September 08 / BFP November 08 / EDD 22nd July 09 :j
    OH's debt as of Sept 08 - £15,000 / Nov 08 - £13,500
  • xcat_girlxjust wondering........did anyone else get a really sore lower tummy when they came off the pill?

    Hee hee - my first period after coming off the pill was soooo different to those when I was on it that I did a pregnancy test right after it :rolleyes: . It was negative, of course!

    I never used to get ANY period pains at all on the pill (Marvelon for about 16 years), and that first month I had cramps, sore back, a cold, a funny metallic taste in my mouth, seemed ('imagined') I had an enhanced sense of smell... I was symptom spotting with the best of them and convinced myself that even though I'd had my period (lighter and shorter than when on the pill) I must really be pregnant! DH even had a job to convince me that there really wasn't a BFP on the test... looking back now I was totally deluded :p
  • Brilliant news about the recent spate of BFPs... long may they continue! Good luck girls!!
  • nikkinoo wrote: »
    xcat_girlxjust wondering........did anyone else get a really sore lower tummy when they came off the pill?

    Hee hee - my first period after coming off the pill was soooo different to those when I was on it that I did a pregnancy test right after it :rolleyes: . It was negative, of course!

    I never used to get ANY period pains at all on the pill (Marvelon for about 16 years), and that first month I had cramps, sore back, a cold, a funny metallic taste in my mouth, seemed ('imagined') I had an enhanced sense of smell... I was symptom spotting with the best of them and convinced myself that even though I'd had my period (lighter and shorter than when on the pill) I must really be pregnant! DH even had a job to convince me that there really wasn't a BFP on the test... looking back now I was totally deluded :p

    i reckon its the hormones going haywire cos i felt badly badly sick this morning:rotfl: keep thinking if they do this now, what are they gonna be like when im preg!
    :j TTC from September 08 / BFP November 08 / EDD 22nd July 09 :j
    OH's debt as of Sept 08 - £15,000 / Nov 08 - £13,500
  • I definitely think the hormones are screwed straight from coming off the pill. That was about 22 months or so ago for me and things have definitely settled down. Cramps are very mild, no weird imagined tastes/smells and still nice and light and manageable. I count myself lucky!
  • nikkinoo wrote: »
    I definitely think the hormones are screwed straight from coming off the pill. That was about 22 months or so ago for me and things have definitely settled down. Cramps are very mild, no weird imagined tastes/smells and still nice and light and manageable. I count myself lucky!
    i've had badly painful 1s since i came off depo. never used to get cramps at all before then.
    :j TTC from September 08 / BFP November 08 / EDD 22nd July 09 :j
    OH's debt as of Sept 08 - £15,000 / Nov 08 - £13,500
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