I haven't had my period in over 6 months I am pregnant just don't know how far along I am just starting to show and am desperate to find out I'm also feeling the baby flip flop when does that usually start to occur

Congratulations DeannaLane!

Have you been seeing a doctor or midwife? If not, that is something to get sorted right away. Did you just find out that you are pregnant? Were your periods normally regular before 6 months ago? A doctor or midwife will do an ultrasound which will give them a fairly good idea of how far along you are. Generally feeling movement happens around 20 weeks or so, but it can vary a bit from person to person, and depending on how whether this is a first pregnancy or not. Women who have had other pregnancies, often notice the fluttering sooner.

My periods are always irregular I've gone 18 months before and I don't think I could've conceived before January I did just find out three tests came up negative when I know and finally I was in the er for something unrelated and they said I was pregnant this is my third pregnancy

Congratulations DeannaLane!

Have you been seeing a doctor or midwife? If not, that is something to get sorted right away. Did you just find out that you are pregnant? Were your periods normally regular before 6 months ago? A doctor or midwife will do an ultrasound which will give them a fairly good idea of how far along you are. Generally feeling movement happens around 20 weeks or so, but it can vary a bit from person to person, and depending on how whether this is a first pregnancy or not. Women who have had other pregnancies, often notice the fluttering sooner.

[QUOTE=DeannaLane1987;3649120]My periods are always irregular I've gone 18 months before and I don't think I could've conceived before January I did just find out three tests came up negative when I know and finally I was in the er for something unrelated and they said I was pregnant this is my third pregnancy[/QUOTE

Some women, who are on subsequent pregnancies, may feel fluttering considerably sooner. Let us know what you find out once you've had an ultrasound!