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Wondering if I'm pregnant
So I'm a week late and I've been having cramps real bad in my stomach and I've been feeling sick but not enough to throw up and headaches.. no sore nipples can I be pregnant??? I've taken test but they keep coming back negative...Im wondering if it's just to early to tell .. I need answers plz help
Have you ever been this late before? If so, were the symptoms the same?
Try a very hot bath and see if that brings on your period. If not, I would recommend you see your doctor as soon as possible since you are feeling sick, having cramps and headaches.
The pregnancy tests on the market these days are incredibly sensitive and would be able to pick up hormone changes after a week. It sounds like you've taken more than one, which have all been negative. If this was a simple question about "am I pregnant or not?" I'd probably say accept the test results and move on, but with your other symptoms, I'm hesitant to advise that. I am NOT a doctor and in my humble opinion, I would advise that if the hot bath did not bring on your period, see your doctor as soon as possible.
I'm sure it's nothing more than a late period, but please be safe, not sorry.
I wish you the best
RubyWitch
Try a very hot bath and see if that brings on your period. If not, I would recommend you see your doctor as soon as possible since you are feeling sick, having cramps and headaches.
The pregnancy tests on the market these days are incredibly sensitive and would be able to pick up hormone changes after a week. It sounds like you've taken more than one, which have all been negative. If this was a simple question about "am I pregnant or not?" I'd probably say accept the test results and move on, but with your other symptoms, I'm hesitant to advise that. I am NOT a doctor and in my humble opinion, I would advise that if the hot bath did not bring on your period, see your doctor as soon as possible.
I'm sure it's nothing more than a late period, but please be safe, not sorry.
I wish you the best
RubyWitch
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