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Re: Period 9 days late, should I see a doctor?
From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Mon, 10 Mar 2003 10:40:55 -0600 (CST)
I would take another HPT if I were you-- I think you're pregnant. But
yes, go schedule an appt with your doctor, either way.
KM
At Mon, 10 Mar 2003, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote:
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>I have a 28 day cycle so my period should have started March 2 (Last
>period began Feb. 2). So far, I have had no symptoms that my period is
>coming or that anything is wrong. I'm relatively stress free, so that's
>not it. I've taken 3 home pregnancy tests. The 1st, on Tuesday night,
>an EPT, turned completely pink w/ no lines showing up until well after
>the 3 min the box says and 1 (not pregnant) showed then. I retested
>Friday night w/ a 1st Response test. It had one dark line and another
>very very faint line (barely there) that showed up at the time limit (I
>saw and my husband saw) but that disappeared 10 minutes after the test.
>Still not sure, I took a 2nd 1st Response test Saturday morning. This
>one was a clear negative result. Based on this, I'm sure I'm not
>pregnant. But I still don't have my period! I need to schedule my
>yearly exam anyway, but wanted to schedule for after my period. I need
>advice. Do I call the doctor and try to get in right away? Could there
>be something wrong or is it normal for me to have this one out of whack
>cycle when usually I'm so consistantly 28 days? Also, on Thursday/Friday
>I developed pink eye (I'm a teacher) and am using medicated eye drops as
>of Friday afternoon (Ciloxan-- ciprofloxacin HCl solution). I've been
>very nauseated with an elevated temp this weekend and called in sick
>today. Could that have affected the weekend tests? What do I do?
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