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Q: Last Af 56 Days Ago!! Could I Be Preggie?

asked by: sar4sim on June 23rd, 2006

Experienced User

Hi,
my last af was on the 29th april 06, today is the 23rd of june and still no af, I have taken 3 hpt all came back negative, had 2 urine tests at clinic both negative!! And my doctor does not want to do a test because it is very unlikely I am pregnant!!, I have really sore breasts and I feel really weird. I asked for a blood test but she told me that it is not unusual for people to miss af. The thing is I am ttc and have been now for 2 months, I have never in 10 years of having af been late, and this month I have had no stress or a change in anything so I am not sure what to do?
Does anyone know what I should do! Thanks

Replies(2)

greeneyes33

replied on June 23rd, 2006

Experienced User

Why wont the doc give you a blood test? Thats outrageous.
You might not have enough pregnancy hormone to show up in your pee. You might very well be pregnant , you should request another blood test as that is the only 100% test out there!

sar4sim

replied on June 24th, 2006

Experienced User

Thank you! I think I will book an appointment tomorrow

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