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What Causes Nausea Along With Appetite Loss, Fatigue And Abdominal Bloating?

I m concerned. I m 39, my period is almost two months late. I ve had a tubal ligation 12 years ago, however I m having symptoms mimicking pregnancy, like nausea, smell aversions, lack of appetite, changes in foods I used to enjoy, bloating, fatigue. I took a home test, which was negative, but have concerns of what could be happening.
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"As"per your clinical history is concerned as your pregnancy test is [-VE] so it is not due to pregnancy. So please follow like this-

1)Do a clinical examination by your treating Doctor

2)Do a [complete blood count with differential, TSH of blood and an ultrasound exam]

So take treatment as per exact pthological findings only and for prevention talk to your Doctor about combined birth control pills regularly.

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What Causes Nausea Along With Appetite Loss, Fatigue And Abdominal Bloating?

Hello, Thanks for your query on HCM As per your clinical history is concerned as your pregnancy test is [-VE] so it is not due to pregnancy. So please follow like this- 1)Do a clinical examination by your treating Doctor 2)Do a [complete blood count with differential, TSH of blood and an ultrasound exam] So take treatment as per exact pthological findings only and for prevention talk to your Doctor about combined birth control pills regularly. Hope that helps