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Pregnant?

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AnoGuest ·
Hi,


My last period was on December 29, 2014. I've always had unprotected sex with my boyfriend. Now, on February 8, 2015, I still haven't gotten my period. It hasn't been very regular, but it has been more consistent in the last few months. November 25, 29 December,... Now I have a really swollen belly, I'm very tired, I feel stabbing sensations on the sides of my navel, stomach pain, larger breasts (sometimes more sensitive), and excessive cravings! A few days ago I took a Prelude test, but it was negative. But I still haven't gotten my period. Could I be pregnant? I'm not sure because the test was negative..


Best regards

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  1. twinkietje #2

    Hi,
    it could be, but I think you should just get your blood drawn.

    Or is it a different test?
  2. Anoniemm19 #3

    Hi everyone,

    I've been lurking on various forums for a while and I have a question.

    I'm on the pill but I don't take it at a precise time, sometimes in the morning, sometimes in the evening..
    I've been feeling very nauseous for quite a while, dizzy, have sensitive breasts and nipples (sometimes light blue veins on my chest), get tired quickly, have a huge craving for sushi even though I never used to like it before, etc.. I also had some mucus with a bit of pink in it last week... I was supposed to get my period on Sunday, May 8th, but only had some bleeding on Wednesday, May 11th, without cramps or stomach pain and no period pain....
    I had read that bleeding can be very normal because you don't have enough hcg hormone in your body yet and your brain thinks you're not pregnant, or that you have a pseudo-period..

    I want to take a test on Saturday with my boyfriend, but I'm afraid it will be negative despite me being young (almost 20)..
    I also feel different than usual..

    What do you all think?

    Love,
    Anonymous

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