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Ladies-
I feel totally out of control having to ask this question, but here it goes:

2/21- I had protected sex.
4/6 one day worth of bleeding
4/9 Woke up nauseous and was very exhausted all day
4/10 Took a HPT test faint positive, took a second hpt test negative
4/11 Nauseous, frequent urination, aversion to food and smells, bloating and pressure in upper and lower abdomen. Went to an immediate care center, UA is negative, and HCG qualitative also negative
4/16 Went to primary dr, took all sorts of blood work, ruled out gallbladder, kidneys, and a whole slew of things, did a HCG quantitative also negative
4/17 gallbladder US negative for everything
4/19 went to OB who advised me to wait two more weeks and re-test, (I have a history
of not testing positive on HPT)
4/23 Which brings us to today: still nauseous, eating like crazy, frequent urination, blue veins on top of my stomach, bloating and feeling of everything above waist being shoved into my ribs, sharp pains in lower back and slight cramps like braxton hicks in my stomach. any advice on how to be patient???
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replied April 24th, 2012
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Let your mind be free and try to NOT think about it, ignore the pain, if you get really bad headache try a cold wash cloth on your forehead and a nap in a dark room with nothing on
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replied April 26th, 2012
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I would be shocked to find out you are pregnant. You have had both qualitative and quantitative blood draws, which are far different from urine tests. If those are negative it's improbable that you are pregnant.
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