3 months with no period & pregnancy test is still negative.. Posted: 09-23-06 12:11pm
i have been skipping my period for three
mths now. the last time i had sex was in
the middle of june. at first the guy did
not have a condom on he went in me and
came out immediately....My period was due
on the 24th of june and it did not come.
However, it spotted twice in July on the
9th and 29th. At first i was not concerned
until i realised i actually did spot the
first time.As a result of this i bought a
hpt which came out negative. the second
time i spotted i took another test which
also came out negative. Until the end of
august i would have taken 5 pregnancy test
in all. They all came out negative but i
still have no period. Being worried i went
to the doctor at my university this week
where she gave me another pregnancy test
making it six test in total. Again it came
out negative. i am really worried and
needed to know if i can be pregnant. The
doctor i went to asked me if i am under
stress and i told her yes with my family
and relationship.My period has always been
irregular it is always a week or two late
and i have skipped two mths when i was
younger. Can you please reply to my
question i am really worried. The doctor
at the university put me on provera. She
said that after three mths if i took a
pregnancy test it would have shown up if i
was in fact pregnant. Is this true?
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Pregnancy Answer A1574 Posted: 10-06-06 02:36am
It seems that you not pregnant because 6
pregnancy tests have shown up negative.
Three months are more than enough for a
pregnancy test to indicate a pregnancy or
not. According to the symptoms you report
(missed periods, spotting), you might be
experiencing a functional, hormonally
active ovarian cyst that can inhibit
menstruation and cause cycle irregularity.
You will need an ultrasound examination to
confirm an ovarian cyst, if there is any.
Functional cysts usually disappear
spontaneously after 2-3 missed periods.
Oral contraceptives (provera) can be used
to recover the menstrual cycle.
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