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Are The Symptoms Of Irritable Bowel Syndrome Similar To The Early Signs Of Pregnancy ? Can I Be Pregnant Inspite Of Negative Pregnancy Tests ?

hi, okay so i think i might be pregnant .. ive take 4 pregnancy tests in the past 2 months all negative, (2 were from my doctor ) but im still really unsure. i have PROTECTED SEX with my long term boyfriend all the time, and we check the condom and there are never any splits. i was due a period this week, and am 5 days late. im starting worry! ive also been diagnosed with IBS ( irritable bowel syndrome ) so im wondering if this can effect the way im feeling! please can you help?
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Some times pereiod gets delayed due to stess and weather or enviornment changes.Visit your gynaecologist if you are noy sure and get a check up done.IBS does not relate with delayed cycle though it can cause crampy pains during menses.
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Are The Symptoms Of Irritable Bowel Syndrome Similar To The Early Signs Of Pregnancy ? Can I Be Pregnant Inspite Of Negative Pregnancy Tests ?

Hello, Welcome to Health Care Magic, Some times pereiod gets delayed due to stess and weather or enviornment changes.Visit your gynaecologist if you are noy sure and get a check up done.IBS does not relate with delayed cycle though it can cause crampy pains during menses.