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Re: Possibly Pregnant?From: William F. von Almen, II, MD, FACOG (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sun, 24 Jun 2001 22:12:20 -0500 (CDT)
At Sun, 24 Jun 2001, Dee wrote: > >My last normal period was in March (which also happens to be the month >my partner and I began trying to conceive). In April I had premenstrual >cramps for 10 days and then a normal period began. In May I had a >strange period: on the first day regular flow, next day none at all, >next day some spotting, next day none at all. May 15th was my last >period. It is now 41 days since my cycle began and I am usually a 31-36 >day cycle. I have sore breasts, nausea, sleepiness, bloating, and my >nipples (not aerola) appear to have turned somewhat white under the >surface and the bumps around them are more defined. I had cramping >around the time my period was due, day 31-36 or so. No bleeding >accompanied the cramping, and suddenly the cramping stopped. I have >taken two pregnancy tests in the morning, a week apart, and they have >both been negative. I know that I did the tests correctly. Prior to >March my periods ranged from 31-36 days or so but I never experienced >cramping without bleeding. Is it possible that hcg would not be evident >in my urine yet? It seems I am at minimum a week late for my period, and >at most ten days late. I would appreciate any information that might >explain these symptoms, whether it is pregnancy, or something else. I >also have never had an STD and do not have endometriosis or any other >known complications, so I don't suspect an irregular pregnancy. Thank >you. Dee I would wait another week, and if no menses, run a preg test and if neg, call doc.
-- William F. von Almen, II, MD, FACOG Editorial Advisor-Pregnancy and Birth Private Practice New Orleans, La.
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