r/amipregnant • u/Binxmystery21 • 11h ago

I’m so confused anyone?

I was supposed to start my period today. I usually get bad cramps. I’ve got no cramps and no sign of a period coming. I took a pregnancy test this morning and it was negative. I’m so confused as I’m not usually late, I’ve been early but not late. My last cycle was actually shorter than normal. Anyone experience this? I also spent most of yesterday so nauseous and had to keep pulling over..

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u/Desperate-Try3562 11h ago

When did you last have unprotected sex? The negative means you ovulated late and that’s why your period is currently late. It also means no symptoms are pregnancy related

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u/Binxmystery21 10h ago

2 nights ago. We been doing it like every other night since the 10th of May.

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u/Desperate-Try3562 9h ago

Gotcha

Tests aren’t accurate until at least 14 days after sex so you’ll have to keep testing until you get a positive or your period. Currently you’re just late because you ovulated late so not pregnant yet but you could still become pregnant/test positive

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u/PsychoFaerie 7h ago

all unprotected sex has a risk of pregnancy.

pullout method is 78% meaning 1 in 5 couples who use it will get pregnant in a year

precum can't be felt when coming out and it can contain sperm. and no peeing won't always clear out his tubes.

tests are accurate 14 days after and definitive 21+ days after..

Apps are horrible for tracking ovulation. they use guesswork and are almost always inaccurate. Ovulation is a one day event not a week.

There is a max 30% chance per month to get pregnant.