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Re: pregnancy or paranoia?From: Harvey S. Marchbein, M.D. (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon, 31 Jan 2000 10:35:38 -0600 (CST)
At Mon, 31 Jan 2000, Very wrote: > >Hi. I really think I am pregnant. No I haven't gone to the doctor yet, >simply because I am scared, and I am worried about telling my husband. >Of course I will go eventually, but I have a couple of questions first. >The other day, I noticed that I felt a faint thump in my uterus. ( I do >realize that I would have to be around 14 weeks for that) Of course I >just passed it off as gas. >However, I have felt it several times since then, two or three times or >more a day for a few days, always in the same place. >I have a 1 year old, so this is way too eerily familiar. At the same >time, I have had a brown discharge everyday for at least three weeks >which I have passed off as when I missed two pills this month, it must >have messed up my cycle, and I have been hoping that my tummy (looking >slightly pudgy) is just bloated, considering I should be starting my >period again soon. I am very thin. > I took two home pregnancy tests this week which both showed negative. >I have not missed a period. But I am just not convinced. That little >thump thump persists, and my tummy seems to feel a little tight. I >wonder that if it sounds like I probably am pregnant, why the brown >discharge as well as my period. >My other question is what is the earliest in pregnancy you've ever heard >of some one feeling fetal movements. Remember, I am extremely slender, >and have been pregnant before, fairly recently. Maybe I can feel them >pretty early. >If I am pregnant and 14 weeks at that, it means I have had 3 periods >since, and negative test results. >I hope to goodness I am just paranoid and it's all psychological. Thanks >for your time in reading this. It is much appreciated. At 14 weeks, you'd have a positive pregnancy test. By missing 2 pills this month, would those be birth control pills? If so, with regular periods and a negative pregnancy test, it's almost a certainty that you're not pregnant. The earliest I've heard of is 14 weeks but I did have one patient who swore she felt the sperm hit the egg the night she got pregnant and felt movement ever since (you can't make this stuff up folks.)
-- Harvey S. Marchbein, M.D. FACOG, FACS Great Neck, New York
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