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Eptopic Pregnancy, Miscarriage, Never Really Pregnant?

Hello, i have a bit of a problem, im 20 with no income nor insurance. I was supposed to get my period on the 17th or 20th of january but i didn't get bleeding until Feb 7, i took 5 pregnancy tests all said negative. Ive been having cramps and some abdominal pain mixed with an occasional sharp pain since i was supposed to get my period. There are so many articles online that I cant tell if i A ever was pregnant B am having a miscarriage or C an eptopic pregnancy, any advice?
Wed, 8 Jun 2011
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pregnancy tests are negative than it means that you are very unlikely that you are pregnant. it is primarly uterine failure to initiat mensus.  you can take naproxen and if possible ponstal. it will reduce the pain.
General & Family Physician,  Dr. Preetesh Sahani's  Response
well wether its pregnancy or miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy,the urine pregnancy kit tests will be positive in all the cases.Now since you say that they are negative so it can be a uterine problem.Better to take opinion of a gyanecologist.
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Eptopic Pregnancy, Miscarriage, Never Really Pregnant?

pregnancy tests are negative than it means that you are very unlikely that you are pregnant. it is primarly uterine failure to initiat mensus. you can take naproxen and if possible ponstal. it will reduce the pain.