PCOS Messages for September, 2000: Re: a question to the ladies in the know! Quite long but please read

Re: a question to the ladies in the know! Quite long but please read

From: Cecilia (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 18 Sep 2000 12:53:03 -0500 (CDT)

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I did two home pregnancy tests, both of which were negative. I'm positive the tests were done correctly as I have two degrees in biology. I finally decided that I was just plain getting fatter, but when I went to a weight loss clinic, they tested me again and yes, I was pregnant! (I was also diagnosed with PCOS this June, almost 13 years after my daughter was born). At Sun, 17 Sep 2000, Michelle wrote: >
>Okay here goes: my last period ended 68 days ago, and two weeks after
>that I had some spotting (so may have ovulated for a change!!)during
>this spotting I had blood test (glucose) and 2 urine test - one
>pregnancy one infection all came back fine. Well since then I have felt
>very dizzy, (needing to go back to bed in the mornings)feeling sick,
>breasts like dolly parton! which would be okay if they weren't so sore,
>and the last couple of days I am getting a slight cramping feeling
>underneath (but nothing like my usual ones before a period, whe I get
>them I REALLY GET THEM), I did two pregnancy tests Wednesday and
>Saturday both negative. ARGHHHHHHH although for me 68 days isn't that
>bad (they have been a lot longer than that), for some reason I just keep
>feeling I may be pregnant. So the questions are: has anyone had any
>negative home tests than told they were pregnant? Also a week ago I had
>a scan of my ovaries due to some pain during the spotting time and
>nothing was mentioned would anything have shown up if I was pregnant?
>Sorry to bother you ladies, but I have mentioned things to my doctor
>before and always had better advice from you all. Thank you all for
>reading this, and keep your fingers crossed!
>
>--
>Michelle
>

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Cecilia

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