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Q: Great Wish to be Pregnant can Fuel Belief in a Positive Preg

asked by: DoctorQuestion on January 29th, 2006

My period is not late yet.. It is not due to the 6th. My husband and I are trying regularly. We had sex all through out my fertile days( according to mymonthlycycles.com) I have some symptons like: tender breast and using the bathroom alot more often and I feel tired alot more often. I was just wandering if I could be experiancing these syptoms this earlly and be pregnant or if it is probally just my imagination? Please help.. thanks for listing Asweetie

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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD

replied on February 11th, 2006

Getting Pregnant Answer A321

Today is the 10th of February; by now you are either pregnant or you have menstruated. If you don’t have menstruation (late period) you can take a home pregnancy test. If it is positive, I suggest you go to a gynecologist to confirm the pregnancy with an ultrasound. The symptoms you mentioned could be symptoms of pregnancy but they are not reliable. A late period is an unreliable symptom of pregnancy. The most secure signs for early pregnancy are a positive pregnancy test and ultrasound detection of the embryo in uterus. Women who have a great wish to be pregnant can have a great imagination too.

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