I'm not sure this is the right board. Feel free to move it. I'm currently on CD 39 and still no AF. Typically my cycles are 29 days (34 at the longest.) DH and I bd'd on CD 9 and haven't since then (he's been out of town for work) I know this is going to be the most ridiculous question, but is it possible I'm pregnant? CD 9 is way too soon in my cycle, right? I live out in the middle of nowhere and don't currently have any pg tests. I could have my FIL bring some out, but I'd prefer to avoid that conversation if it's not absolutely necessary.
P.S. I'm not charting or anything, so have no real way of knowing when I typically O.
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You can absolutely ovulate at CD9!
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It is possible you could be pregnant. Sperm can live in your body for up to 5 days and it is possible you O'd a few days after you BDed. You don't need to BD exactly on O day to end up pregnant.
The only way to know is to take a HPT.
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@anonmamatobee: It's possible. Only way to know is to take a HPT.
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@anonmamatobee: why can't you go get a test yourself so you'll know for sure?
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Maybe a bit early but depending on when you ovulated it's totally possible!
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I say call your FIL and have him bring you some tests!
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It could be a little early but definitely possible. I would take a test.
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Definitely possible. Can you just place an amazon order for a pregnancy test? Maybe do 1 day delivery?
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It's definitely a possibility. As others have mentioned! Or you could have ovulated late and just having a long cycle. The body is fun, right?
I look forward to hearing the results of your test. This is a really supportive group of gals.
You should stick around.
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Definitely order some on amazon and take that test!
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My reply is the same as everyone else: yup! You should definitely test!
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Yeah, for sure. Like another said, sperm can live inside you for up to five days, so if you ovulated even as late as CD14 (which wouldn't be unreasonable at all for a regularly 29 day cycle) you could definitely be pregnant.
I look forward to hearing the results of your test. 
You should stick around.
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