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972881 tn?1247884374

Early Pregnancy Rash?

I am 19 years old and just got married, me and my husband haven't really talked about having a baby yet, but I think I may be pregnant. I've been very moody the last week or so, along with breast tenderness and nausea. I took a home pregnancy test about a week ago... the day before my missed period, and it was negative. I still haven't started my period. I've started developing a strange rash all over my body... on my ribs and breasts, my thighs, and my arms... it is extremely itchy. I get rashes a lot because I have eczema, but this isn't eczema. I don't know what it could be... could it be related to pregnancy... how long should I wait before taking another pregnancy test?
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363110 tn?1340920419
good luck!
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972881 tn?1247884374
I have had the chicken pox.. I will take another test in a couple of days, after i get paid. Thank you!
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972246 tn?1311088535
Yeah, with my first I took a few tests, it was when I was 9 days late I got a positive. I even had a blood test befor that and it was negative. Maybe the rash is from the heat. Call ur doctor.
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676912 tn?1332812551
If you're a week late you can take another test now, and if it comes up negative then get a blood pregnancy test done. Your rash could be a number of things, you could just see your GP and get a blood test done the same time you get your rash checked out, have you had chicken pox/the vaccine?
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