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Late period, pregnancy symptoms, negative urine pregnancy tests

I am 18 years old. My last period was March 2. My period was due March 30 and it is now April 14. I had sex a couple of times between my last period and when my period was due. My period's are usually regular, so I don't know what happened this month. I have a feeling that I am pregnant but all the urine pregnancy tests keep coming out negative. I took 4 home ones and 2 at the doctors office. I've been cramping for the past 3 and a half weeks. I've been constipated, having lower back pain, urinating every couple of hours, bloated, and nauseous. Is it possible that I may still be pregnant?
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Yes u could be.You really should go and do a blood test,it will make u feel more...relaxed.Anyways try to relax somehow,your mind is...powerful,you may find urself bloated because of the stress,I dunno,I'm just saying cause i happended to me,and I;m telling....Our minds are a powerful thing =/   if u need someone to talk to ,u can mail me =)
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you should be getting a postive pregnancy test by now. if your having unprotected sex.....then yes you can be pregnant. when you were at the doctors taking a urine test, you should have asked for a blood test because now your going to have to go back to the doctors and get a blood test...if your not pregnant there can be a number of things causing you not to get your period
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