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Q: Missing or late period
asked by: DoctorQuestion on May 25th, 2008
Ok so I'm 5 days late we have been trying to have a baby no luck so far. Well I have been having cramps, very sore breasts, pressure around where my uterus would be. I know i would only be around 2 weeks and 5 days along. I took a home pregnancy test (2 to be exact) both saying negative. Should I go to the doctor or wait another week and take yet another home pregnancy test? How far along do you have to be for it to show on a urine test anyways?


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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD
replied on May 28th, 2008
Pregnancy Calendar Answer A4207
List of food or medicine allergies: Chlenodmiacine (sorry bout spelling) anitibiotic for mono

Current medical status: Ultrasounds for a cyst on my right ovary.
Current medical treatment: Prenatal vitamins and i got to psychiatrists



If your period is late because of a possible pregnancy the pregnancy test will be positive. Since the test is negative you are probably not pregnant. A missing period (or only a late period) could be due to other reasons beside pregnancy. For example, if that ovarian cyst is hormonally active it can cause a period delay for 2-3 months or irregular bleeding.


If you are trying to conceive for more than one year, without success, you should ask for medical help from a gynecologist.





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