Ovulation late?

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Is it possible to ovulate late? I feel pregnant I’ve had 2 kids I know what it like to be pregnant but I just feel pregnant in my womb feels a bit weird if you get what I mean? area and I get nauseas sometimes and my cervix is very high and soft like they say it should be when pregnant and I get tingling feeling in my nipples… but my tests keep saying negative but they’re not the early detecting ones x

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it's possible to ovulate later than you thought, which will push back the onset of your period or a potential BFP.
From what I can tell from your previous posts, you've been testing since at least the 16th, so that's been 11 days now.
Unfortunately, feeling pregnant doesn't mean you're pregnant, and your tests have confirmed you aren't pregnant. The same hormones that surge during the TWW are virtually the same hormones that surge Im during pregnancy.
Also, the cervix changes in position very often. Height and softness aren’t sole indicators of pregnancy. keep in mind also that spotting can happen for a lot of different reasons. Two of the most common are hormone and cervix related. There's not a lot of evidence that shows implantation can cause physical or outward symptoms, like vaginal bleeding, for example. The evidence is all anecdotal at this point and not science based. I would honestly stop testing or over analyzing everything for a few days, and see your Doctor if you’re concerned. Good luck.

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If your symptoms were caused by pregnancy you'd have a positive pregnancy test. It's definitely possible to ovulate later than normal. PMS symptoms and pregnancy symptoms are the same the only difference is pregnancy symptoms come with a positive pregnancy test.

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