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After my 6 week check up, I was put on birth control. The first pack gave me a period but since I kept forgetting them, I stopped taking them. I jave not had a period since april. Ive taken every pregnancy test I could possibly think of & even the hospital said I wasnt pregnant. That was over a week ago. Im cramping this morning. Could I be pregnant & it not show up on the tests??
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Dr can also do a blood test to see if there's any hormonal imbalances affecting your period. If all the tests are negative and still no period, I'd be checking that out.
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It sounds like your about to get your period. Blood test will let you know if your pregnant or not , if the hospital says your not then your most likely just about to start your period.
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If you're not using protection and you're sexually active you know that you could be pregnant - but if you've gone to the hospital (?!?) for a test and they said you're not, then you're probably not. I would suggest getting back on the pill regularly or using condoms or another method to avoid another pregnancy.
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No, im not breast feeding. I wanted to but I couldnt produce any milk until 2 weeks later & by then my breasts were already so sore.
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Are You Breast Feeding? Breast Feeding Can Stop Your Period For Months.
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