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Q: Not pregnant but have increase in appetite, thirst, fatigue.

asked by: old_hollywood_romance on December 8th, 2007

New User

During the last two months, I have taken two pregnacy tests. One in each month. They have both come back negative. I have also had my period for these last two months. Yet...just recently I have had an increase in appetite, thirst, fatigue, headache, and have been going to the bathroom much more. I keep worrying that I am pregnant, yet the tests keep coming back negative, and I keep having my period. Does anyone have any idea what my symtpoms could be of? Thank you! Smile

Replies(6)

monkeygirl22

replied on December 8th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

If you have had your period and negative tests, you are not pregnant. Are you worried because you have been having unprotected sex? Sometimes your mind can trick your body into feeling pregnant. Mine did it many times while I was trying to get pregnant.

young Girl

replied on December 8th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

your not pregnant

old_hollywood_romance

replied on December 8th, 2007

New User

Everytime we have sex we use a condom. I'm always scared though that the condom will break or leak. It really is a mind thing but...I'm still worried.

young Girl

replied on December 8th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

why dont you get on bc then?

haille

replied on December 9th, 2007

Experienced User

a Mental Suggestion Can Be Extremely Powerful

old_hollywood_romance wrote:

Everytime we have sex we use a condom. I'm always scared though that the condom will break or leak. It really is a mind thing but...I'm still worried.

You have already admitted this as being a mind thing. This means you will need to make up your mind about the paranoia you nurture about pregnancy.

I think you should pay a visit to a family planning clinic and set up an appoint to thorough answer any question and gather credible and accurate information as to the ways in which a woman should expect to be pregnant.

Choose a method of birth control that provides you the necessary level of confidence you need. You may even combine birth control methods in an effort to eliminate your worries.

But, your case sounds like a mental suggestion of paranoia that is being sent from you to you that you keep close and nurture in spite.

J-smooth

replied on December 16th, 2007

New User

I think you should go to the doctor you may have diabetes all signs point to that I thought i was to at one time but I found out that I had diabetes...so get it checked ASAP Wink

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