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Suggest Medication For Abdominal Pain

I think I might be pregnant and have pcos and been trying to conceive over 5 years. My stomach has gotten big boobs hurt as well as stomach and belly button. What could t his be if I m not pregnant? I took home pregnancy test and was negative. Have doc appt this week cause it s driving me crazy with only a fww hours of sleep.
Mon, 22 Sep 2014
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This may be Pseudocyesis : Means there is no actual pregnancy but the patient gets all the signs and symptoms. This is confirmed by a negative ultrasonography. He patient who has the extreme desire of having Motherhood again develops this sort of a problem. No one really knows the reason and the exact mechanism by which this happens. Consult your Senior Gynecologist who has seen such more cases for counselling and further management.
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Suggest Medication For Abdominal Pain

Hi. This may be Pseudocyesis : Means there is no actual pregnancy but the patient gets all the signs and symptoms. This is confirmed by a negative ultrasonography. He patient who has the extreme desire of having Motherhood again develops this sort of a problem. No one really knows the reason and the exact mechanism by which this happens. Consult your Senior Gynecologist who has seen such more cases for counselling and further management.