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1553048 tn?1297377085

im haveing trouble

Im not sure whats going on with me. I have pains all over in my stomach.my boobs get tender at time my last pd was nov 24 and a little bleeding dec 25 but ended the next day. I have had dry nipples. Get sick of some smells and some times moring and night. Took two home tests say im pregnant and the er and family say no. Got a sonagram it was clear. The docs her said nothing is wronge with me. I now get pains everyday i dont know why
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1553048 tn?1297377085
Thank you and i will
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I would continue to pursue with the doctors; if you're having pain there's obviously something causing it. Often doctors can see a negative test and think of it just that and not pursue anything else. My concern is that you initially had 2 positive home tests and have not had a period yet. I would consult with your primary doctor and explain to her that you had 2 positive home tests and you still havent had a period. She might order yet another test, or even a blood test. From there she might refer you to a gynecologist to find out why you havent had your period. Tell her your symptoms and of your pain. He/she cannot deny your symptoms or your missed periods. If this persists, there are other things this can be, but first lets start with this. If you can see a gynecologist, she may be able to help out. Mention all the symptoms you mentioned here and the 2 positive tests you had. Definitely persist, even if right now the doctors don't beleive you. Often times you just have to present things in a different way to them and know how to work the system :) Good luck and keep us posted.

Sara RN
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