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2 missed periods 2 non at home urine test negative. Can i still be pregnant?

I'm 18 years old and I've had my period for 10 years. My period is usually regular its only delayed a couple days nothing more. Its been 2 months that I haven't got my period. The last time was Oct.2 its now Dec.8 I'm worried because a month ago I got diagnosed with chlamydia and took the medication. My Doctor did a pregnancy test and it was negative so she said it was fine if I took the medication. A went back a couple days later for HIV blood test she then took another pregnancy test which once again was negative. A week after that my doctor called me telling I had an abnormal pap result. Can the chlamydia infection and abnormal result affect my period or am I actually pregnant. I have another doctors appt. Dec.16 , what should I do? Am I pregnant? Is it a side affect? Should I take a blood pregnancy test? Please help I'm devastated it's too much to handle at once. Please give me some feed back.
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1495106 tn?1323348213
ur welcome i hope u get the result u want xxx
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Yeah I've been trying to look it up but it seems like I'm just going to have to wait it out to find out. Thanks for responding though I appreciate it
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1495106 tn?1323348213
hi
im not sure if medicine for chlamydia could affect ur periods in any way but if u r concerned then speak to ur dr when u go, he may want to do a blood test to c if u r pregnant.
x
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