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Two weeks late on my period........negative tests...........
My period is two weeks late which means I'm 47 days since my last period came on. I took several home test and I also had a blood test done this past Wednesday when I was only 14 days late for my period. Could I have tested too early and could I still in fact be pregnant. I am doing no bleeding whatsoever, no spotting or nothing. I have been having some flu like symptoms and queasiness in my stomache with very mild cramps off and on. Can someone please give me your input on this or have someone else gone through these negative urine and blood test and later found out they were in fact pregnant? I'd appreciate your help on this.
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Hello my name is Mary Ann I havent gotten my period since march made 2 home pregnancy test negative one blood at da clinic and all negative I got a bladder infection should dat cause my period to stop I dnt know I tied my tubes is it possible to get pregnant
Hello my name is Mary Ann I havent gotten my period since march made 2 home pregnancy test negative one blood at da clinic and all negative I got a bladder infection should dat cause my period to stop I dnt know I tied my tubes is it possible to get pregnant
Hello my name is Mary Ann I havent gotten my period since march made 2 home pregnancy test negative one blood at da clinic and all negative I got a bladder infection should dat cause my period to stop I dnt know I tied my tubes is it possible to get pregnant
I'm 47 days late. My boobs are sore and tender off and on. I'm urinating at least 20 mins apart. My lower right side of my back is hurting awfully bad and my stomach will be achy once in awhile.. can anyone help?
Im married and have been on the pill for 5 years decided to get off my pill to try and conceive. I M having hard breast, very tender cramping and discharge. I have taken test and they r all negative... Im only a day late. Im so confused :/ anyone have.this happen.. please help
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