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Gumnut82
post 16/03/2012, 04:20 PM
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AF was due Wednesday and so far, no show. Two BFNs HPTs - one on Wednesday, another yesterday. I'm aware that there are different reasons why AF can be late, so I'm dutifully staying calm, but a BFP is the desired outcome, so I'm letting myself have a little hope original.gif

I have been browsing a lot of old forums etc and there seems to be a mix of outcomes and no real summary of how often it ends up positive/negative.

So my question is, if you have been in this situation, what was your outcome?


A) AF turned up a few days late

B) HPT eventually came out positive (due to low HCG or some other reason)


Simple A or B answer is fine (but you can write more if you want to!).


Thanks! original.gif
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Spring Chickadee
post 16/03/2012, 04:27 PM
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It has happen 3 times and always ended in A


Some people do get late BFPs though so it's still an option!
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lsolaBella
post 16/03/2012, 04:31 PM
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I was a few days late. Experiencing symptoms (BFN's though) and then AF arrived 3-4 days late for the first time in my life (ie. LF constant at 14d).

Next cycle I got my BFP (and no symptoms that month LOL!!!)

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post 16/03/2012, 04:35 PM
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My AF ended up being 100 days late ending in BFN & a pcos diagnosis.

Next cycle BFP! I'm now 7 weeks pregnant with #2 original.gif
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post 16/03/2012, 04:35 PM
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I have had this happen a few times and it always ended up A sad.gif
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post 16/03/2012, 04:36 PM
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Option B for me - all 3 pregnancies. I always tested on the day AF was due and never got a positive test until maybe a week after AF was due. I knew (suspected) I was PG as I had sore boobs, aversion to coffee and chocolate and funny taste in mouth right from the outset. This never happens when AF is about to arrive.

Good luck.
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post 16/03/2012, 04:39 PM
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A every time.
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post 16/03/2012, 04:44 PM
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A.

I was once 10 days late while we were TTC, BFN's everyday. So stressful and distressing.
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post 16/03/2012, 04:48 PM
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A. Quite a few times. It turned out I just wasn't ovulating every month and the annovulary cycles went forever (or it felt like it anyway).
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post 16/03/2012, 06:37 PM
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BFP 3 weeks later. turns out i had ovulated 2 weeks later than usual.



Now 5w 5 days according to the bloodtest.. biggrin.gif
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