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@sarjan That would make you about 5 weeks pregnant. Hcg is low for 5 weeks pregnant, but it’s possible you ovulated late. A second hcg test will tell you more about what’s going on.

@sarjan When did your last period start?

@nicl Ok. Then it’s very possible your last period was not a period, but early pregnancy bleeding and your ovulation tests were picking up hcg, and not LH.

@nicl The advanced digital or the regular digital? Was there ever a negative ovulation test?

@miriamf Most people who are pregnant will get a positive test by 14 days after sex with concentrated urine and a sensitive test. By 21 days after sex if you are pregnant you will get an obvious positive on any test regardless of the sensitivity of the test or concentration of urine.

@nicl What date was this? Did you only get positive ovulation tests or did you have negative tests that eventually became positive and then become negative again?

@rose2017 Apps aren’t accurate with ovulation and Plan b works by delaying ovulation. How far along you are depends on when you ovulate. It’s possible you are less than 6+6, so don’t freak out if the ultrasound measures you less than what you think.

@rose2017 What dates did you take the plan b pills? And how do you know you are 6+6 if you haven’t had an ultrasound yet?

@pfumc Your period is late because you ovulated late, or you haven’t ovulated yet. You aren’t pregnant right now, but it’s still possible you could end up pregnant this cycle from sex you had more recently, if you ovulated in the few days after you had sex. If you are having regular unprotected...

@jamiezav As you didn’t confirm ovulation from temping, then it’s very possible, if your period doesn’t start in the next day or two, that you didn’t ovulate when you thought. Since you could have ovulated later or you might not have ovulated yet, then you could still end up pregnant this cycle...

@chiefyang83 You just have to wait it out. Plan b is a massive dose of progesterone and progesterone can cause all sorts of side effects. When you get your period, that will signal a drop in progesterone and the symptoms should go away.

@jamiezav Unfortunately ovulation tests cannot confirm ovulation. They can only predict when ovulation might be about to happen. A positive ovulation test cannot guarantee ovulation will happen for sure. It’s possible to get multiple LH surges before you actually ovulate, and that is especially...

@jamiezav Are you confirming ovulation with temping or just using ovulation tests?

@hopefulchristiana Just fyi, if you conceived 2-3 weeks ago, you’d be considered 4-5 weeks pregnant!

@resurrectionist The best way to track ovulation is by temping. Ovulation tests cannot confirm if, or when, you ovulate.

@outsidethebox7331 Ella and plan b are different drugs and work differently. Ella binds to progesterone receptors which limit progesterone, which is the reason for the delay. 18.5% of people to take Ella have a delayed period of more than 7 days, and in 4% the delay was greater than 20 days...

@resurrectionist How are you tracking ovulation?

@outsidethebox7331 Are you in the US? What kind of doctor prescribed you Ella for fingering? That wasn’t very responsible of the doctor.

@resurrectionist Maybe. Have you been actively trying to get pregnant?

@resurrectionist AMH is not a great indicator of if you can conceive without intervention. Every month our follicles compete to produce one egg to ovulate (maybe two or three in twins or triplets scenario) a higher AMH means more follicles will compete to be that one egg but one egg is all you...