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Please help..im not in a position to see doctor.. ..im so worried

i had last period on october 14th 2010.and nov last i found im concieved.and on dec 17th i had some severe pain on lower abdomen n and had a sonogram.doctor told me its misscarried( 8 wk +2 day).so folowed up wth a D &C .i ddnt had much bleeding.jus 2 day bleeding.now i didnt get period yet.from last two week im experiencing a pain on abdomen..its coming sometimes like muscle cramp.i have done a test on 24th january.but it was negative.and in the test device,on test region, a small pinkish colour (not a pink line) was found.im feeling a thkness on ma stomach too...n today morning too i did the test,it was negative still....please help me .......... is there posibilty dat im prgnnt??? or what i have to do?whoever read this...please dnt neglect...pls reply to me.....plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
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It will take time for your body to get back to normal.
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I have micarried in the past and had to have a d&c done aswell, and in my opinion i dont think you may be pregnant, if you have taken tests and gotten a negative result, then chances are that your not. But a miscarriage can lead to abnormal periods after, like for me for example i bled for 6wks after the d&c and then was late on my next period. If your really that worried then you really should go into the doctors to get checked just incase there is something wrong. Good luck
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