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| Written by PeachDough |
| Sunday, 18 April 2010 16:20 |
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My partner and I have been trying to conceive for about three months. My period is very regular, I track my periods, and my doctor confirmed that I seem to be ovulating right on schedule. So knowing exactly when to give it our all is pretty easy for us. My last period was March 13th 2010. I was due for a period April 10th. I am now eight days late. On day six we went to the store to look at pregnancy tests. I read the directions hoping to see "pee in a cup." But all I saw was "pee on a stick." According to the directions, the stick has to be facing a certain way, and you have to pee on it for a certain amount of time. I've never taken a pregnancy test before, and it sounded like peeing on a stick for a certain amount of time left more room for error than peeing in a cup. So I didn't buy any. Instead I'm going to call the doctor tomorrow and see if I can get in for a test this week. I think I'd trust their results more than I would trust my own. In the meantime, not much has changed. I feel fine, no symptoms of either pregnancy or an oncoming period. I don't smoke, drink, or do drugs. I'm not on any prescription medication. I've been staying away from over the counter medication. I compared the vitamins that I already take to prenatal vitamins and found them to be almost exactly the same, so I have just been taking my usual ones. Both my usual ones and the prenatals only had the minimum recommended amount of folic acid, which is pretty important for babies. So I thought maybe I would throw in a lot of foods with folic acid for good measure. But when I did some more research I found that my diet seems to be pretty folic acid-heavy as is. So I bought some extra cereal and orange juice, and everything else pretty much stayed the same. |
| Last Updated on Sunday, 18 April 2010 16:21 |
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