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2 months missed period, light splotching the last few weeks

I've missed a few periods before, but normally just a month. I'm 17 years old, and my last period was in early November. After my period, my boyfriend and I were doing stuff - not really sex! but he kind of pushed up and went in a bit. I've taken a test, which came back negative pretty much a month and a half after that. I haven't had any signs of pregnancy at all. I am overweight for my height, and I don't know if that could be playing a role in it. I don't think I am pregnant, but I am kind of scared that it could be a possibility... What should I do? I haven't felt anything different tha normal, my boobs aren't sore, and I'm eating normally. I have been urinating more than I used to, but I walk a lot more now then at my other school. I figured I'd ask to see other peoples opinions...
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I've been having this light bleeding for about three to four weeks... And I'm having popping in my lower abdomen....
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And sometimes stress can cause this also
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I had no pain either was just found during so other test a sonogram will show if you have one.
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I don't think I have an ovarian cyst, I tried calling my doctor but with no luck. :/... I don't feel any pain or anything.
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I'm not a great speller but this might help. You could have an ovarian sytist. They are common in child baring age. You can look up symptoms on here. I'm 35 recently had same symptoms. There are some other symptoms but you might want too look them up for your self. Also you could just be starting to have irregular period witch can be taking care of with a couple months of birth control even if you don't beleave in it just remember it is just for medical reason. Hope this help.
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