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Have Dizziness, Headaches, Bloating, Cramps In Lower Back. Pregnancy Test, Fluctuating. Why?

i have taken 7 pregnancy test and all but one came out negative, the one that was positive was a very faint line yesterday and this morning i took a digital test and it said not pregnant. I started having sore breasts as of today, i have been dizzy for a couple of days, headaches frequently now, bloating, cramping in my lower back then started spotting but then it stops after a couple hours, nausea, and fatigue.
posted on Sun, 7 Apr 2013
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Hi, welcome to healthcare magic.
The symptoms you mention and much more are non specific and not sufficient to diagnose pregnancy. Also using pills or delayed menstruation may cause the same symptoms.
To diagnose pregnancy you should first miss your period then confirm by a blood test, followed by ultrasound examination at the proper time.
My advice is to have a blood test repeated and have a transvaginal ultrasound done to diagnose or exclude pregnancy.
If these symptoms persisit I recommend visiting an internist.
I hope these words were useful and good luck.
Dr. Ahmed Bahaa.
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Have Dizziness, Headaches, Bloating, Cramps In Lower Back. Pregnancy Test, Fluctuating. Why?

Hi, welcome to healthcare magic. The symptoms you mention and much more are non specific and not sufficient to diagnose pregnancy. Also using pills or delayed menstruation may cause the same symptoms. To diagnose pregnancy you should first miss your period then confirm by a blood test, followed by ultrasound examination at the proper time. My advice is to have a blood test repeated and have a transvaginal ultrasound done to diagnose or exclude pregnancy. If these symptoms persisit I recommend visiting an internist. I hope these words were useful and good luck. Dr. Ahmed Bahaa.