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pregnant?

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jenniferGuest ·
Hi! I’d really like to know if I’m pregnant.
Here are my symptoms:
Nausea, swollen and sore breasts, darker nipples, bloated belly, dizziness, (very!) frequent urination, headaches, twinges in the uterus, cramping in the uterus, a detached feeling, and extreme fatigue.
Could I be pregnant? My last test was negative, but I’ve never had these symptoms before.

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  1. N. Coppola #2

    Hi Jennifer,

    That’s quite possible, but when should your period have been due? Are you already late, or do you still have to wait for it?

    I had those symptoms too, and I took a test for my own NOD and it was positive. Since I always get very painful symptoms every month, I noticed something wasn’t quite right... especially my breasts. When my period comes, they’re swollen and sensitive, but then they were really, really sensitive—I couldn’t even bear wearing a bra—and I was very emotional.

    So yes, to know for sure if you’re pregnant, it’s best to get a blood test. Maybe your HCG wasn’t high enough for the urine test, and usually it increases after 3 days, so either do a blood test or try a urine test again after 3 days.

    Good luck, girl!

    Best regards

  2. jennifer started this #3

    I still have to get it. Yesterday I had some pink spotting.

  3. burginella #4

    Hey

    Just keep your patience for a little longer. In a few days you can test if there's still nothing.
    Just be aware: (I had to go to a wedding and wanted to know if I was pregnant. The test said I was negative. I did already have symptoms of being pregnant, but if I was going to get my period, I'd have those symptoms too... A week later I still had nothing and decided to test again and I got a positive!!) So definitely don't test too early or you'd have to buy a special one that can detect it. But those are quite expensive...

    Good luck there!

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