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Could I Still Be Pregnant Despite Having Nausea Along With Negative UPT?
So I had a period start on October 8th 2015, n in turn should of had another by October 29th or Nov.5 time frame. I did a pregnancy test on Nov.11th and came back Negative. Done another a. Week later and negative and done one a week after that and negative. So I decided to go to doctor and take one of theirs but negative. I am 31 yrs of age. Have had three boys already. I have gained a bit of weight and get hungry my nipple tend to either itch or get sensitive. And I have noticed I have been getting diarrhea off and on lately a bit of nausea last week but nothing to crazy. I am concerned if its not pregnancy can it be something more serious going on. Everything else with my body seems healthy n normal though but strange to have these symptoms that kinda coincide with pregnancy but I get neg. Test results am II starting to think maybe I am just manifesting these symptoms but I m pretty sure I m not lol
Mon, 14 Dec 2015
Hi.Welcome to HEALTHCARE MAGIC..
I have gone through your query and can understand your concern.
As you have done multiple urine pregnancy tests at multiple time, you are not pregnant for sure.
The symptoms like nausea, tenderness in nipples, diarrhea should be related to some hormonal change such as thyroid problem, protacin hormone imbalance, reduced estrogen due to early menopause, etc
You should get your hormone level checked in case you still feel these symptoms & continue missing your periods
Refer to your gynaecologist.
Hope this information helps
I have gone through your query and can understand your concern.
As you have done multiple urine pregnancy tests at multiple time, you are not pregnant for sure.
The symptoms like nausea, tenderness in nipples, diarrhea should be related to some hormonal change such as thyroid problem, protacin hormone imbalance, reduced estrogen due to early menopause, etc
You should get your hormone level checked in case you still feel these symptoms & continue missing your periods
Refer to your gynaecologist.
Hope this information helps
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