Okay, I have had a baby before and
everything was normal. As in I missed my
period, felt a bit queasy, did the test
and positive. Now I had my period on the
22nd and about a week ago my breasts
became sore. Normally they are sore when
I am about to get my period which is not
for another week and a half. The left
breast is more sore than the right. I did
do a pregnancy test but of course it was
negative (maybe too early). I heard that
that people can get pregnant right after
their period.
This is worrisome to me, I don't know if
this is the start of a pregnancy or could
it be breast problem such as breast
cancer. I don't feel any lumps. Has
anyone had this issue? I have been doing
some research and I can't get any positive
answers, I have an appointment with my GP
but in the meantime I need to know if I am
not alone
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Georgia59
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Posted: 04-13-08 15:43pm
Certainly doesn't sound like cancer or
anything, more like hormonal changes.
But, I'm not sure what you mean- so you
missed your period, took one pregnancy
test and it was positive, and you took
another and it was negative?
If that's what happened, my guess is you
probably are pregnant and the second test
was a fluke (false negatives are more
common than false positives) or perhaps
you were pregnant and no longer are (this
is common in early stages of pregnancies,
not necessarily a miscarriage, some
pregnancies just don't make it).
Or your cycle could just be all screwed up
right now- which would explain the missed
period, sore breasts, queasiness, etc.
Let me know what your gyno says!
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Jude-Love
Active User, Really EHEALTHy
Joined: 17 Jun 2007 Posts: 727 Location: Williamstown, Kentucky USA
Posted: 04-16-08 20:49pm
My breasts get tender right around my
fertile time and stay that way until I get
my period. It didn't used to be that way,
but now it is. Sometimes your cycle just
fluctuates that way.
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