Fertility
Maybe pregnant?
Alicia Guest ·
Hey everyone.
I'll just get straight to the point. I'm 25 years old and was diagnosed with PCOS 3 years ago. Lately (for about 9 months now) I've had a normal 28-day cycle and get my period regularly. I really want a baby, but so far I haven't been pregnant yet, and I've been trying for a year now. My period was supposed to start last Friday. I had pain in my left fallopian tube, which I always get when my period starts, but I still haven't gotten my period. The stomach pain has decreased a bit, but I've been extremely tired lately. My belly is (very weirdly) quite bloated, much worse than usual. I'm having trouble with my intestines, get regular headaches, and sometimes get a little stab in my lower abdomen, but then it stops. I've taken 3 tests and they're all negative. Is it possible that I'm pregnant even though I keep testing negative and haven't gotten my period? I called the GP, but they think I'm not getting my period because of my PCOS. What should I do now?
I'll just get straight to the point. I'm 25 years old and was diagnosed with PCOS 3 years ago. Lately (for about 9 months now) I've had a normal 28-day cycle and get my period regularly. I really want a baby, but so far I haven't been pregnant yet, and I've been trying for a year now. My period was supposed to start last Friday. I had pain in my left fallopian tube, which I always get when my period starts, but I still haven't gotten my period. The stomach pain has decreased a bit, but I've been extremely tired lately. My belly is (very weirdly) quite bloated, much worse than usual. I'm having trouble with my intestines, get regular headaches, and sometimes get a little stab in my lower abdomen, but then it stops. I've taken 3 tests and they're all negative. Is it possible that I'm pregnant even though I keep testing negative and haven't gotten my period? I called the GP, but they think I'm not getting my period because of my PCOS. What should I do now?
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Hi Alicia,
I’d strongly recommend pushing for a blood test with her. If the blood test doesn’t show anything, she should see a gynecologist because of the PCOS.
Good luck.
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