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Q: Think You're Pregnant, You Have No Idea

asked by: Gemini85 on May 19th, 2006

New User

I had an abortion a year ago. This was the most regretful experience, and I would not recommand it to anyone. Since I had the abortion my periods have been irriegular. Now I think I am pregnant again. I missed my perion this past february. I took a pregancy test a moth later, then two weeks after. They both came out negative. Then, I went to the doctor and got took another pregnancy test and blood test. They both came back negative. I have all the symptoms of pregnancy. I have tender breasts, fatigue, pains in my stomach, accessive weight gain. I am scred now more than ever. My doctor had no explanation for my missed period. Could this be my miracle baby? Can I still be pregnant?

Replies(2)

kissofangel20

replied on May 19th, 2006

Experienced User

If all the tests came out neg then its very doubtful you are. You may just want to be so your mind is tricking your body could be why your having all the symptoms.

Mabel

replied on May 19th, 2006

Moderator

Your doctor can give you something to help start your period. I'm amazed he didn't suggest that to you. If all the tests are negative, you aren't pregnant.

Good luck in the future.

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