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Why does my stomach feel like icy hot inside?
I tried looking it up and one of the possibilities was pregnancy , as any 16 yr old I'm terrified of that! I haven't stopped thinking about it. So last week my abdomen felt sore I guess and it went away , this week I've been bloated and feel hungry often , now I'm getting this icy hot feeling on my abdomen inside. Please , I have a boyfriend but we haven't done anything at all to get pregnant. I'm just so scared.
Hi,
Other than being a sign of pregnancy, the icy-hot sensation sometimes can be due to nerves (anxiety or stress), or an illness (flu, etc.), or even indigestion. If you haven't been sexually active with your boyfriend, then you shouldn't be worried about being pregnant. Try to relax by taking it easy w/ your feet up, and apply warm, damp heat to your abdomen to relieve any soreness. You could always take a pregnancy test, if you think there's been a risk. If the test is negative, and you continue to feel discomfort, make an appointment to see your doctor for a wellness check. I hope you feel better soon :)
Other than being a sign of pregnancy, the icy-hot sensation sometimes can be due to nerves (anxiety or stress), or an illness (flu, etc.), or even indigestion. If you haven't been sexually active with your boyfriend, then you shouldn't be worried about being pregnant. Try to relax by taking it easy w/ your feet up, and apply warm, damp heat to your abdomen to relieve any soreness. You could always take a pregnancy test, if you think there's been a risk. If the test is negative, and you continue to feel discomfort, make an appointment to see your doctor for a wellness check. I hope you feel better soon :)
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Thank you (: I'm supposed to get my period in 9 days ,so if I don't get it I will talk to my mom.
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