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Hello I'm 18 year's old & been with my boyfriend for a very long time I've been going to the doctors and taking home test they did ultra sounds and urine test and everything else it keeps on saying negative tho, I haven't gotten my period since September 25th so 2 months I'm sometimes a week late but not this late and i keep on going to the doctor's and still showing negative? im scared and nervous i don't know what to do, plus I'm in dancing so i don't know what to do can someone give me advice please?
You don't know what your thyroid is? It's a gland in your neck that regulates your hormones. Go tell your doctor to check your thyroid levels. I'm sure he/she will know what that means.
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Hi there. If they did an ultrasound and there was nothing (including a sac which they'd have told you about) -- you are not pregnant. So, take that off the table. I would go for a work up to find out why you aren't having a period. Is your thyroid working slow? Are your hormones out of balance? Those are more likely reasons than pregnancy and should be investigated. good luck
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When they did the ultra sound they said it's maybe negative because I needed to urine more to show or that it'll could've been to early also to go back if I don't get it by another 2 weeks or so so I'm going back this week to see, & I have no idea what you mean by "thyroid" sorry..
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