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Am I pregnant?
AnoniempjeGuest ·
Hi everyone,
I'm 19. Lately I've been feeling really tired and often get short cramps lower down in my belly. I stopped the pill half a year ago because I was on a different pill that didn't mix well with it, but after I stopped the pill I had unprotected sex with my partner. I didn't get my period last December, nor in January 2014. I did get it in February, but it was way too early. In March I got my period twice (or bleeding) – one period lasted 3-4 days and then another lasted a week. I've done 3 pregnancy tests (2 in December and 1 in January), all negative. Still, I get headaches, I'm often tired, sometimes feel lightheaded, eat more and have gained weight (that could be because of eating more). During sex I sometimes have mild pain in my lower belly. Lately I've also had shaky legs, a gurgling stomach, and light pushes in my belly, but those go away quickly.
Am I pregnant after all, or does anyone know of something else that could cause these symptoms?
HELP, thanks in advance!
I'm 19. Lately I've been feeling really tired and often get short cramps lower down in my belly. I stopped the pill half a year ago because I was on a different pill that didn't mix well with it, but after I stopped the pill I had unprotected sex with my partner. I didn't get my period last December, nor in January 2014. I did get it in February, but it was way too early. In March I got my period twice (or bleeding) – one period lasted 3-4 days and then another lasted a week. I've done 3 pregnancy tests (2 in December and 1 in January), all negative. Still, I get headaches, I'm often tired, sometimes feel lightheaded, eat more and have gained weight (that could be because of eating more). During sex I sometimes have mild pain in my lower belly. Lately I've also had shaky legs, a gurgling stomach, and light pushes in my belly, but those go away quickly.
Am I pregnant after all, or does anyone know of something else that could cause these symptoms?
HELP, thanks in advance!
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