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Ovulated but no period
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My last period date was Jul 27th 2023. I have ovulated on Aug 10th confirm through follicular study. We are trying to get pregnant. So i have done a upt on 29th , 32nd day of my cycle which shows very faint line. I read it within 5 min. Attaching picture of 29th day upt. Forget to take picture of today's upt.
It's still faint line so am i not pregnant? Is it possible to ovulate and not get my period ? It never happened for me before. I usually get my period in 14 or 15 days after ovulation.
I have some symptoms like acidity, headache, leg cramps , mild pain near ovary sometimes left side sometimes right side.
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Please don't be in a hurry to diagnose your pregnancy. You should be hopeful as long as you don't get your periods.
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Do beta hcg level blood test
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
This looks Negative
U can go for a confirmatory test bhcg
Up to 37 day cycle is considered normal
Not mandatory that you will ovalute and b e pregnant
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Dr. Hemali Bharat Karia
Obstetrics & Gynecology
7 yrs exp
Rajkot
Kindly confirm with blood report
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