u/Apart_Feature_2716

TTC - 14–15 DPO, negative tests, no period. What do you think?

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Hi everyone!

I'm looking for some opinions while I wait. I'm currently around 14–15 DPO (confirmed ovulation by BBT and Oura). My cycles are usually quite regular and my Lutheal phase is always 13DPOm

Here's what's going on:

14–15 DPO today.

Two pregnancy tests have been negative (first morning urine, one today and one at 12DPO).

No spotting or period yet.

Very bloated abdomen.

Mild intermittent pain on the lower left side.

BBT is still at the coverline, not below it.

I'm travelling to abroad tomorrow for a conference, so I'm hoping to have some idea of what to expect.

Has anyone had a similar chart with negative tests at 14–15 DPO and still ended up pregnant? Or does this look more like a period that's just about to start?

I'd really appreciate hearing your experiences!

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u/Apart_Feature_2716 — 10 days ago
▲ 55 r/FAMnNFP

[TTC] Learning FAM made me realize how misleading some fertility apps can be

I am currently learning about the Fertility Awareness Method (FAM) while exploring different fertility apps, and honestly, I’ve been surprised by how misleading some recommendations can be.

For example, today Natural Cycles marked me as “likely infertile” even though I had five negative LH tests only a couple of days ago, my temperature shift is still not confirmed, and I currently have a significant amount of egg white cervical mucus. In other words, ovulation is probably about to happen, not safely passed.

It made me think about how easy it would be for someone to completely miss their fertile window if they trusted the app without understanding the underlying signs and physiology.

I’m really grateful that I started learning FAM more deeply instead of relying only on algorithms. I still think apps can be very helpful tools, but they should support body literacy, not replace it.

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u/Apart_Feature_2716 — 2 months ago