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Q: dissyness , shakyness , heachaches , frequent urination

asked by: haileysmommy on June 5th, 2004

New User

Ok I am due for my period june 6-13 and I do not have any symptoms at all of getting it. But I do I have dissyness,shakyness,heachaches,frequent urination,light cramping in abdomin (not like period cramps),tiredness,and cravings. I have taken 3 cvs brand pregnancy tests and 1 first response, they all say negative. What is going on? I am on the patch but I dont think it would make me have all these symtpoms. Please help!!! Sad

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bellax0femmina

replied on June 5th, 2004

Active User, very eHealthy

Well I say you should wait and see if youre late with your period. If you are maybe you should go to the Dr. And get blood taken..

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gaby

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