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Possible pregnancy

Hi there back in jan I suffered an eptopic pregnancy and had one of my tubes removed, we waited 3 periods before we tried again as advised, my periods after the opperation were 29 days for the first 2 and then the next month I went to 30 an the last period was 33 days, I am now on my 37 day and no sign of my period, I did a test 3 or 4 days ago which was negative, when should I retest? I have been very tired the past week and the last few days my urination has increased I also have been a little of food, could I be pregnant? Thanks Michelle
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Hi!
If your test is negative, you are probably not pregnant.  I usually recommend repeating the test weekly though.  If you were my patient, I would recommend that you start checking for ovulation each cycle (if you want a baby which is sounds like you do). If a woman doesn't ovulate regularly, she won't have a regular period. Normal cycles can be up to 31 days long.  It is also completely normal to skip a cycle or two, so I wouldn't necessarily be concerned unless a pattern develops.
Good luck!
Dr B
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Try retesting in a few days, around a week or so from the last test. It may be worth using an early detection test as they are more sensative. If it is still negative I would see a doctor anyway as they can give you a blood test which is more accurate. Also if you are not pregnant this time, those symptoms could signify other health problems. Good luck xx
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