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by christa111, Jul 04, 2008 05:20PM
hi guys im back again. I was at work to day doing my job when i suddenly collapsed, this is the second time this week it happened tuesday evening. I was sent home and told to relax, I was sat watching t,v when i felt something in my stomach, it felt like something was moving around, just below my belly button, then as i was getting up i felt it again in the same place but this time it felt like something was pulling on my belly button from inside my stomach, i seem to be having the same feelings as i been feeling for a while, i need to get to the bottom of this and need to know whats going on inside my stomach, has any1 experianced the same feelings and not been pregnant can some1 pleas please please help me im starting to worry that if im not pregnant it could be something that needs to be checked again.
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by spade22, Jul 04, 2008 06:05PM
Sounds like a visit to the doctor is in order to get to the bottom of these serious symptoms.
by energy_train, Jul 05, 2008 08:07AM
I would go to the doctor because if I remember correctly, you would be less than 9 weeks and there is NO WAY you wuld feel the baby move as it's a good 3-4 inches BELOW your belly button not above your pubic bone yet. You wouldn't feel it move until the earliest, 16 weeks and that's if you've had kiddos before. Most people don't feel them move and then it's just the tinest flutter when they are laying down and specifically looking for it until 17-18 weeks and for first time mom's it's usually like 20 weeks or more. Something else is the problem since all of your blood work for pregnancy has come back negative. If you don't have positive blood tests, there is really no way you can be pregnant as HCG is present in your blood and can be detected at implantation or about 8-10 days after conception. You do need to seek medical attention though as something is not right. You should not be collapsing and a doctor needs to do a thorough blood work up and thorough check up to find the cause of the problem. Good luck. I hope you didn't take this wrong in any way, I just want you to know that you do need to get help to figure out what is causing this, especially if you are trying to get pregnant. You don't want to get pregnant with this underlying problem.
by lilpixie, Jul 05, 2008 08:41AM
I would definitly go to the doctor... I am 14 weeks preg and cant feel the baby move yet so I really dont think thats what it is. I hope everything turns out ok.
by christa111, Jul 05, 2008 05:10PM
To: lilpixie
thanx guys, i see doc next wednesday she wants to take more blood and send me for another scan and an internal scan, if everything comes back negative then i just dont know what my body is upto. i spoke to a friend today and she has these symptom and she thinks i may have an ovarian cyst, she has polycystic ovaries and sometimes has pregnancy symptoms.
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