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What Could Delayed Periods, Tender Breasts, Brown Discharge But Negative HPT Indicate?

my last period nov 28th . 9 days missed my period now , i have taken home pregnancy test it found negative and breast sore ie. heavy like feelings there , also today morning i have brownish discharge why its coming ?what will be the result ,am i get pregnet ? please help me ...
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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If you have always been regular with your cycles, a home pregnancy should read by this time. You can either repeat the HPT after a couple of days with a fresh early morning sample or go for the blood pregnancy test for an earlier and better clarification. The discharge could be a breakthrough bleed due to some hormone imbalance, if pregnancy is excluded. A course of hormones after a clinical evaluation would often help to set things right. The symptoms you have could be premenstrual as well. Hope this helps.
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What Could Delayed Periods, Tender Breasts, Brown Discharge But Negative HPT Indicate?

Hi, If you have always been regular with your cycles, a home pregnancy should read by this time. You can either repeat the HPT after a couple of days with a fresh early morning sample or go for the blood pregnancy test for an earlier and better clarification. The discharge could be a breakthrough bleed due to some hormone imbalance, if pregnancy is excluded. A course of hormones after a clinical evaluation would often help to set things right. The symptoms you have could be premenstrual as well. Hope this helps.