My last period was April 29 and is a 30 day cycle. I had unprotected sex on day 16 and 17 of my cycle and had 2 day pink to red bleeding 5 days before my period was due with cramps that were intense for a couple hours.I then had bad gas, flutters in abdomen, lots of shifting an stretching and pressure feelings in abdomen and even up in upper stomach. My aereolas have grown an feel full but not swollen or tender, just more bumps and nipples more pronounced. I am peeing a couple times an hour. Have woken in the night a couple times to pee and eat and thirsty. Feel exhausted and mild waves of nausea but nothing that isn't relieved by eating. I did a blood test the day before period was due on may 27 but it was negative and so are all the hpt I have done. My back has been sore too. Wondering when it will show if I am and if I am not why does my abdomen feel so full.

You abdomen would not feel 'full' immediately, nor any change in your nipples, nor any change throughout your body, yet. You are getting negative readings because possibly you are not pregnant, or your hormones haven't kicked into pregnancy mode yet, enough to indicate positive.

Wait another month, and then test with first morning urine.

If you were pregnant it would be way to early to feel any of the symptoms you're describing. Fluttering in the belly (the baby moving), isn't felt until around the 20th week of pregnancy. Frequent urination is also later in pregnancy. It sounds like you may have a tummy bug, or you're so desperate to be pregnant that you're making yourself believe you have these symptoms, even though those symptoms in very early pregnancy, don't make sense.

You're only 13 days late. It may still be too soon to test. Wait another week and if you don't get your period, test again using first morning urine (it's the most accurate).

If that test is negative, wait until your next period would be due, and if you miss it, test again or get another blood test.

If you were pregnant it would be way to early to feel any of the symptoms you're describing. Fluttering in the belly (the baby moving), isn't felt until around the 20th week of pregnancy. Frequent urination is also later in pregnancy. It sounds like you may have a tummy bug, or you're so desperate to be pregnant that you're making yourself believe you have these symptoms, even though those symptoms in very early pregnancy, don't make sense.

You're only 13 days late. It may still be too soon to test. Wait another week and if you don't get your period, test again using first morning urine (it's the most accurate).

If that test is negative, wait until your next period would be due, and if you miss it, test again or get another blood test.

Okay thanks. I know the baby flutters are later, it felt like pokes and also twitches more than flutter I guess and maybe this is hysterical more so because I really don't want to be pregnant at this time. Soo many people say they get positive results sooner. So I just wonder why my aereolas are Soo large, and I've felt hunger and empty stomach pains in the night and just that weird stomach stretching feeling and is sort if making my precious cesarean incision sore and feels pulled.. Could the bleeding I had been a miscarriage and these symptoms are just carrying on?

Okay thanks. I know the baby flutters are later, it felt like pokes and also twitches more than flutter I guess and maybe this is hysterical more so because I really don't want to be pregnant at this time. Soo many people say they get positive results sooner. So I just wonder why my aereolas are Soo large, and I've felt hunger and empty stomach pains in the night and just that wierd stomach stretching feeling and is sort if making my precious cesarean incision sore and feels pulled.. Could the bleeding I had been a miscarriage and these symptoms are just carrying on?

We really can't tell you why any of this is happening. You could be pregnant, you could have miscarried, you could have the flu, there are so many possibilities.

If you're concerned, you really need to see a doctor. That's the only way you'll get a diagnosis.

Good luck.