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Q: No period and no pregnancy symptoms !?
asked by: Jessicaa on July 2nd, 2009
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Hi, Im 17. Im a week late on my period, I've taken 6 pregnancy tests, all of which came back negative. I went and visited my local GP and he adviced me to come back in the next 2-3 weeks if I still havent come on. Im not exactly having any symptoms but feeling tired and occasionally sick. I fell pregnant at the age of 15 and knew I was pregnant straight away and a positive result came back. Has anyone got any suggestions please?
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hopeihelped
replied on July 3rd, 2009
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If you're a smaller girl [thin/short], then you may simply have skipped your period. It's normal. After so many pregnancy tests, I'd say you weren't pregnant, but going to the doctor was the right thing to do.
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replied on July 4th, 2009
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I am having the same situation. I have no pregnancy symptoms except dizziness from time to time, tiredness and increased headaches but these could also be signs of my migraines. I took 2 pregnancy test one at the doctor (before period due date) and one at home (after expected period) and they both were negative. I have not had my period yet.. I was on antibotics when I think that if I was pregnant it could have happen. Is there still a possiblity I could be pregnant and I just maybe need to get a blood test pregnancy test done?
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