Ok so I went to the doctor's and had a
urine-sample pregnancy test and it came
out negative (apparently 99% accurate). So
the doctor said for me just to wait it out
and that its just stress. If my period
doesn't come within the next few days,
then I should get a blood test just to be
safe, and then possibly get meds to induce
my period.
I guess my main question is, what could I
do to cause my period until then? I've
been having some cramps for the past week
but no period. I feel like I have it but
then nothing happens! So I'm trying to
avoid anything stressful. Is there
anything I could do?
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Georgia59
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Posted: 05-08-08 13:52pm
Whoa wait a second-
are you trying to get pregnant? Is there a
reason you need your period to come?
It's normal every once in a while to skip
a period or have a late period. As far as
I know, you don't need to induce it
medically or anything unless you are
trying to regulate your cycle to get
pregnant.
The only things I can suggest are make
sure you are eating well. Not getting
enough nutrients is a common reason for
skipping a period.
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