Hi, I'm 23 years old and a former military member I was on the implanon until August 1st of this year and I had a normal period after ward almost immediately for a full 5 days which is normal for me. I've been told before in can't get pregnant. Last year I was diagnosed with cancerous cells in my womb. I asked if there was any thing I can do to help this slow down the cells or help improve this and they told me I could get booster shots intil I'm old enough to get tested and treated by the OBGYN and I also was a size 38DDD and my body was already in a lot of pain so I went ahead got a breast reduction down to 38C which helped out a lot but at times I loose feelings in my breast. So far my cycle went September 5-10 then my last cycle October 9th to the 15th. I've taken three ovulation test in November which came back positive. Soon after I took a pregnancy test on November 22nd since that would have been a week after a missed cycle then I started looking at apps to help calculate my conception but it told me I should continue try again with my husband.on December 11th we checked another pregnancy test and it came up negative but since the beginning of November I've been having what I think are pregnancy symptoms like consist Nausea, headaches, my breast just got a size bigger I'm now a D cup , bloated feeling and lastly a sour stomach throwing up small amounts food which has a after taste of copper. I'm just looking for some advice and yes I understand I need a blood test for a proper result on the pregnancy but do you think there is another cause for these symptoms ?

A missed period is the best symptom. Stomach issues, PMS, and being off the Implanon for a few months could explain everything. It could also be a pregnancy. I would go for the blood test to be honest, or if you use the HPT, use the first urine of the morning. Good luck.

As to the breast reduction, my good friend had one, and even 10 years later, has some loss of feeling along with some occasional pain.

Many times, the OTC pregnancy tests at home, will not record correct results will at least two weeks, after a missed period. (sometimes even longer) Be sure you are testing first thing in the morning, as soon as you wake up.