Late Period, Negative pregnancy tests

[sashandbilly]

I am 21 years old, recently married, and been missing my period for 2 months now. I've never been more than a week late, so this is not normal for me. My LMP was on November 13th. Today is now January 16th. I've been experiencing alot of signs of pregnancy such as increased appetiate, tugging/ pulling sensation in lower adodomen,bloated adodmen,swollen and slightly sore breast; also sensative with very apparent blue veins all over them; also feeling of fullness, slight headaches, weird taste in mouth like metal, stuffy nose with occasional nosebleeds, dizziness/lightheaded, increase in vaginal discharge/mucus, fatigue. I've been charting and seems that my temp is always in the same spot never goes way above or below always between 97.7 to 98.2 my normal body temp is 96.6. I've taken 15 HPT 7 are definelty neg but the others seem to have smudges or very very barely noticeable faint lines, not sure if evaps or what. I'm so confused on what to think. My Husband is pretty convinced that i'm pregnant because of all the signs i've been experiencing. I'm so much not sure. Would like to go to doctors office to get checked out, but I have no insurance and already have a hectic bill I can't afford. So anyone know what my situation is and if anyone knows clinics that do inexpensive ultrasounds?

[ace102938]

Where I live they won't do u/s without blood work. I know how tight money can get but your situation is cause for concern. Try applying with welfare or sometimes docs will set up payment plans for testing.

[sehale]

If you live in the US, you should be able to go to a health department to get tested for pregnancy. If you test positive, you can also apply for Medicaid since you have no insurance. That's what I did.

[vegasronni5]

Look on line I'm sure there is a clinic that can test u for free. And if u take a test with a faint double line or plus sign u prolly r pregnant. Good luck!

[marie1210]

Where I live, the health department will usually take care of those without insurance.  The only way you are going to know if you are pregnant is by an u/s or a blood test.