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How Long Did It Take To Get A Positive?

Not sure what's up but I'm currently2 Weeks late. Tested this morning and I got a negative.

I had my surgery at the end of may. Have had 3 cycles, first one was 33 days the other 2 were 36. So I thought cool for once my cycles are becoming normal. Well not this month. Any ideas? I have a Obgyn appointment Monday but I'd like to get some ideas first.

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If you are 2 weeks late and still not positive, the chances are you are not pregnant (not saying it isn't possible, my friend never got a positive test until she was 3 or 4 months!). I struggled with very irregular cycles when I went off the pill and started trying to get pregnant. I would have a month or 2 of normal cycles, and then I would have a cycle that lasted 50 days. I even went over 70 days one time. So just because you had a few regular cycles in a row doesn't make it so (sorry). Are you actively trying to get pregnant? They do usually suggest a year before trying, but I have seen women get pregnant and have healthy pregnancies earlier out.

I do not know if you are interested in herbal remedies, but one thing that I found that help regulate my cycles is chasteberry or also called vitex. It is well known for helping PMS and irregular cycles. I used and it worked great and had no problems conceiving my second child. Good Luck!

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No we weren't trying. We want to but we know its best to wait the year.

I've never really been into the herbal stuff but I'll give it a try. Thanks

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