thread: 4 days late neg first response at fmu......??

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  1. #1
    Registered User

    Nov 2011
    6

    so does that mean i still might have chance?

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Jan 2009
    brisbane
    2,521

    there is always a chance until you get af. don't give up hope,. wait a few days and test again.

  3. #3

    May 2008
    Melbourne, Vic
    8,631

    Yes you might - my sister had negative HPT (home pregnancy test) up til about a week after her AF was due. No idea why - my nephew was born after an induction @ 42 weeks so maybe she ovulated later than she thought?

    It is a very inexcact thing, best bet is to keep waiting!

    And join one of the TTC threads!

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Oct 2007
    Caroline Springs
    2,341

    I've always found First Response tests to be very accurate and quite sensitive. There could be a few reasons for a negative result.

    1. Your cycle may take a while to stabilise and therefore AF may still be on the way (therefore, not pregnant).
    2. Your cycle may be longer than expected which means you may have ovulated later than expected and you are either not pregnant and AF is still on the way, or you may be very early pregnant and it's still too early to test.
    3. User error when doing the test can give false negatives. I know they seem pretty easy to use, but you'd be amazed that people get it wrong

    Try waiting a few days and see if AF shows up. If not, grab another test

    Best of luck!

  5. #5
    Registered User

    Mar 2006
    7,046

    interesting. I have had similar. I am now 4 days late also. I had positive OPK's but then got very sick (stupid virus and then secondary infection). When I was sick I had some spotting and cramping (I don't normally cramp). I've done 4 HPT's - all negative. No symptoms other than reflux and a couple of bouts of random nausea. Reflux I get from time to time so don't count as a symptom and the nausea could be because of my AB's.

    So I share your frustration