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Q: Could I Possibly Be Pregnant?

asked by: dovesmonkey on October 5th, 2005

New User

I've been having irregular periods the past couple of months (25-28 days between) at one point I was four days late, took a pregnancy test which came back negative and got my period the next day. This most recent cycle, I got my period on 9-5 and then again on 9-30(three days early) but my biggest concern is that my breasts are tender during exercise and my stomach looks like I am 2 months pregnant. I have tried everything to loose the weight but nothing is working. Could I be pregnant and get a negative test result?

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candyflos

replied on October 5th, 2005

Experienced User

Why don't u got to your doctors and say you wont a blood test to check for a pregnancy

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