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Are Heartburn, Fatigue, Pelvic Pain And Nausea Symptoms Of Pregnancy?

I m 85 days late. Both blood and urine test show negative. I have all the symptoms i.e. Heart burn, extreme fatigue, slight pelvic pain, trouble sleeping, smells are bothering me, nausea, appetite has decreased. I m at a loss. I m 42-1/2 years old. No spotting.
posted on Sun, 13 Dec 2015
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Hello,
I have gone through the query and understood your concern. As both the blood and urine tests have read negative for pregnancy, you cannot be pregnant. This delay in the menstrual period can be due to hormone imbalance and this is also likely to be the cause for the symptoms you are experiencing. Considering your age, hormone imbalance is more likely. this menstrual disturbance can also occur with sudden weight changes, stress, infection and use of certain medications. Please get a clinical assessment and a trans-vaginal sonogram to plan further management. Hope this helps.
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Are Heartburn, Fatigue, Pelvic Pain And Nausea Symptoms Of Pregnancy?

Hello, I have gone through the query and understood your concern. As both the blood and urine tests have read negative for pregnancy, you cannot be pregnant. This delay in the menstrual period can be due to hormone imbalance and this is also likely to be the cause for the symptoms you are experiencing. Considering your age, hormone imbalance is more likely. this menstrual disturbance can also occur with sudden weight changes, stress, infection and use of certain medications. Please get a clinical assessment and a trans-vaginal sonogram to plan further management. Hope this helps.