Period late. Am I pregnant?💕

Question

This is the first month my boyfriend and I were trying. I stopped taking my birth control pills, I started taking prenatal vitamins, I took ovulation prediction tests, we had sex every night for about a week, which was during I was fertile and ovulating. 
My period is only 2 days late. But I took one test a day for the past 4 days. All of them were negative. What do you think it is? Could it just be the tests or the fact that I just stopped taking the pill? I finished the rest of the pack of course. Someone help!

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I would test again if you still haven't gotten your period in a few days. It often takes your cycle a while to get back to "normal" after getting off bc.

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I stopped my birth control the month of March like the last week of February after I stopped my period and I conceived on March 5 according to the time line. And it was my first month off the pill and I got pregnant right Away. And I didn't get a positive till I took a digital 5 days after my missed period! So there's still hope! Unfortunate I miss carried and it was so hard on me by I got through

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Your hormones are wacky for a while after stopping BC. you could also be pregnant. Take another test in a week if you still haven't started your period.

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If you where ovulating I will wait until your period is late for 5 days and then test. Mine came out negative when I took the test the first day I didn't get my period, and came out positive a week later.

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I waited one week after my period was late to test and got a definite positive! Suspicions could be correct but it may be taking your body time to build up enough hcg to show it. Worst case scenario the anticipation is contributing to late starting period and you'll try again :) good luck!

Period late. Am I pregnant?💕

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