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Am I pregnant??
by Loni1988, Jul 03, 2008 12:56PM
Four days ago I went to the bathroom and I was spotting alittle blood. This happened on the 29th of June and i'm not expected to start my period until the 6th of July. I dont really have any other symptoms yet. I do have a cold sore and the last time I was pregnant I got a cold sore then too. Also I have been feeling warmer. I took my temp befor I went to bed and it was 97.6 but when I woke up it was 98.3. Can anybody help me??
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You need to consult your physician keeping in mind the multiple symptoms taht you have.
You could get a urine pregnancy test home kit ,and check whether you are pregnant or not.
The other problems would then need to be handled, you would need antispasmodic medications and a course of antibiotics for your diarrhea. You should eat and drink well to replace the losses.
Cold sores generally clear up without treatment in seven to 10 days. If you experience frequent bouts, your doctor may prescribe an antiviral medication to treat cold sores.
The fever could be due to the suppressed immune state. 98.3 is normal body temperature.
About the gallstones - discuss with your doctor about the further plan of management and whether surgery would be required.
Follow up with an endocrinologist for the grave's disease.
Let us know if you need any other information.
Regards.