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Can One Be Pregnant Despite Testing Negative?

Hi I recently had a tubal reversal in March of this year I have been very nauseated and I went to the emergency room and my test came up negative my period is suppose to be here in like june 2 but i kno my body and i do not get nauseated can i still be pregnant?
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hi,
Home pregnancy tests can read well 3-7 days after the missed period. If inconclusive, you can opt for the assessment of the serum beta-hCG titres for a better clarification. Nausea is not a definite symptom of early pregnancy; it can occur with hormone imbalance as well. Hence, in the current scenario, I would suggest a proper clinical evaluation followed by the blood test and if negative, a trans-vaginal sonogram followed by hormone assessment should be done to plan further management. Hope this helps.
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Can One Be Pregnant Despite Testing Negative?

Hi, Home pregnancy tests can read well 3-7 days after the missed period. If inconclusive, you can opt for the assessment of the serum beta-hCG titres for a better clarification. Nausea is not a definite symptom of early pregnancy; it can occur with hormone imbalance as well. Hence, in the current scenario, I would suggest a proper clinical evaluation followed by the blood test and if negative, a trans-vaginal sonogram followed by hormone assessment should be done to plan further management. Hope this helps.