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Irregular periods and dizziness

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Hello Im 22yrs Old and lately me n my hubby had been wondering if i am pregnant.The thing is that i been having lots of preggy symptoms i wake up every single day around 3:00am-4:30am and cant go back 2 sleep so that makes me feel all day super tired and sleepy,also i had nauseas and dizziness one time i got really dizzy that i had to grab into a kitchen counter kuz i was afraid of falling,the veins on my breast are more noticeable,cant sleep on my tummy anymore (i always sleep on my tummy since i was born) at first i thought i was preggo and i took a HPT but it came negative and l8tr i got my period so i thought that it was period sympt. but my periods (2 periods) had been weird,i was l8te 4 my period (im irregular)but im always heavy the first day but this past periods had been super light and only last for 2 days and the next 3-4 days just some brownish spotting.I had sex and he came inside me but he was using a condom,den he used the withdrawl method w/o using a condom.


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replied December 29th, 2009
Menstruation Answer A8770
Hi, and thanks for your medical question on eHealth forum!

Since two pregnancy tests are negative, and you are having periods though irregularly, you are unlikely to be pregnant. The reasons for irregular periods and dizziness could be polycystic ovary disease. Please consult a gynecologist regarding this.

The other possibility is that you have a sleep problem so you wake up in the early hours. Hence, consult a sleep specialist too. Hope this helps. Take care!



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