Pregnancy Food Charts

I may be pregnant, but not on a regular cycle. When to test?

I'm still breastfeeding my 13 month old and my husband and I try to understand. We really want a baby now but do not try too hard to understand because it can be hard to do in the breast. I can not really my cycle chart, because I only had 3 periods since I was pregnant in December 2006. They were in June, August and October this year. It could be a pattern that my cycle 2 months is, or it could be completely random. Anyway, was curious about something in the last few days the smell makes me gag (a serious problem that I had during pregnancy had), and any foods that I normally do not eat makes me gag. My problem is because I do not know my cycle, I do not know when to have a pregnancy test . Make I hate to take a test and get a negative result, because it is too early to tell. What do you think? Also, for those who become pregnant while still was breast feeding, what were your experiences in general? I can not find that much about it. Thanks.

Hello, my period about 5-6 weeks apart, the a real nightmare.I take clomid for about 5 months have to not judge joy.Your in a better position if you are pregnant, how is it even by already.It best a pregnancy test, maybe take one now if it's negative take another one week later, if you still have the symptoms.If that negative is a consulting by your GP ….. good luck.

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