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holechekbaby

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negative test but cramps and tender breasts
Posted: 01-28-08 16:20pm

Confused So here is the story. I had my last period on December 17th, 2007. That would make me exactly 2 weeks late today. I took a hpt last monday (at a week late) and another on last wednesday (10 days late), both were negative. I still haven't gotten my period but i have been tired, using the restroom frequently, gassy and also haveing strange cramps, which are slightly less frequent and little more painful than usual. Also, my breasts have been tender since about 1 week before my period was due, so for the last 3 weeks. Again, tests were negative but period is not here and symptoms are frequent. I have also been under stress due to my father in law passing away about 2 weeks ago. I have a doctor's appointment scheduled, but i wondered if anyone has any insite on this?
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katim2

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Posted: 01-30-08 02:15am

The stress of your father in law could have affected your cycle, which might be why you havent had your period yet....
although those are signs of pregnancy, so you might just have to wait it out until the doctors appointment.
Sometimes pregnancy tests dont pick up the hcg levels in early pregnancy, because they are not strong enough....so its good that your going to see a doctor, atleast then youll get a sure answer:)
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