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Missed Period
I am 19 years old and have been having unprotected sex with my two year boyfriend. We have been using the "pulling out method" I am not on birthcontrol. My period was suppose to arrive on the 7th & today is the 11th & I have still not had my period. I felt all my pms symptoms such as irritability and what not. My nipples have been sore & I have a sour stomach with heartburn. I have currently moved in with my boyfriend so I have been feeling stress from my family members & my diet is completely changed. I took a home pregnancy test & it came out negative. Any ideas of what could be wrong??
Thu, 26 Jul 2012
You should wait for some time and repeat gravida test. If it is again negative then nothing to worry. The mode adopted by you is not reliable to ensure contraception.
Be careful.
Be careful.
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Anonymous's Response
hello,
pregnancy kits may give negative test now. better reoeat the test after 2 weeks. if you pregnant then consult a gynecologist for further action.
pregnancy kits may give negative test now. better reoeat the test after 2 weeks. if you pregnant then consult a gynecologist for further action.
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Hi
I guess it's hormonal imbalance
Do blood test ,pelvic scan and consult ur gynaecologist.
Repeat ur put and then decide what to do
Byeeeee
I guess it's hormonal imbalance
Do blood test ,pelvic scan and consult ur gynaecologist.
Repeat ur put and then decide what to do
Byeeeee
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hi,welcome to HealthcareMagic forum.first i would like to tell you that pulling out method is very crude and very high chance of failure.urine pregnancy test is negative,then you should wait for some time for period and if not you should carry out test again.delay in period may be due to stress.you should consult doctor.
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