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Heaviness In Lower Abdomen, Feeling Sleepy, Missing Periods. Negative Pregnancy Tests. Should I O For Zumba Classes?

hi sir ...every month my periods vl be regular....tis month is nt regular july 10 is my last month period....today i checked home pregnacy test its shows negative....but i feel heavy in lower abdomen...i am very sleepy ad lasy for whole day....i do no whethr i am pregnant r nt......i am gng for zumba classes...whether i can attend the class r nt...
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You should exclude pregnancy if you are sexually active; since you had a negative pregnancy test initially, you may choose to repeat the test after a couple of days with a fresh early morning sample of urine or go for the blood pregnancy test i.e., serum beta-hCG measurement along with a trans-vaginal/pelvic sonogram. Please hold your classes until the cause of amenorrhea is sorted out. See a specialist for further evaluation. Hope this helps.
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Heaviness In Lower Abdomen, Feeling Sleepy, Missing Periods. Negative Pregnancy Tests. Should I O For Zumba Classes?

Hi, You should exclude pregnancy if you are sexually active; since you had a negative pregnancy test initially, you may choose to repeat the test after a couple of days with a fresh early morning sample of urine or go for the blood pregnancy test i.e., serum beta-hCG measurement along with a trans-vaginal/pelvic sonogram. Please hold your classes until the cause of amenorrhea is sorted out. See a specialist for further evaluation. Hope this helps.