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1405748 tn?1284364344

CONFUSSED???/

I'm Currently awhole month late for pregnancy test went to the DOCTORS and its a BIF FAT NEGATIVE!!!!! i'm not understanding any of this MY periods are always normal..what can be going on?? someone helo
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1405748 tn?1284364344
Thanks this is my second period about to be missed. I usually get PMS but none has happened!!! I do believe I am pregnant!!! My boyfriend and I aren't a big fan of protection. I've been having symptoms such as backaches, headaches, extreamly thirsty, nausea and burning sensation in the mid of my stomach and under my belly button. So i'll know something in about 14 days
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Yeah I am in your shoes. I never miss a period they are always 27-29 days and now I am on cd 49. I did see my doctor yesterday they did check my thyroid, testosterone, and my lh surge all normal so it just seems I didn't ovulate last month which doesn't come as a surprise because around the time of my last cycle I had a lot of STRESS that wasn't normal for everyday life so if you need to see your doctor for reassurance that everything is fine.
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There is always a first time for everything and it sounds like you just had an off-cycle which can happen for any number of reasons.  In general, doctors will try and figure out what is going on if you miss 3 cycles in a row (and are not pregnant).
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