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Having Loss Of Apetite, Frequent Urination, Sleepiness, Headaches, Cramps . Pregnancy Test Negative. Still Be Pregnant?

hiii doctor , i was suppose to get my depo shot on feb 18 , and i didnt cause i had to renew my metro plus .. i ve been feeling weird , like dont eat much , i pee every 1hr , sleep alot during the day and at night im up..alil headaches . i also have cramps on my lower back and stomach .. i havent seen a period yet .. i took two pregnancy test , which came out negative ..can i be pregnant?
Mon, 1 Apr 2013
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If the pregnancy test was negative then its unlikely that you're pregnant. This is mostly caused by hormonal imbalance. You should get your blood sugar tested,along with a urine and thyroid test. Since you missed the provera shot,there will be some menstrual imbalance. You may have withdrawal bleeding. Get these tests done first.
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Having Loss Of Apetite, Frequent Urination, Sleepiness, Headaches, Cramps . Pregnancy Test Negative. Still Be Pregnant?

If the pregnancy test was negative then its unlikely that you re pregnant. This is mostly caused by hormonal imbalance. You should get your blood sugar tested,along with a urine and thyroid test. Since you missed the provera shot,there will be some menstrual imbalance. You may have withdrawal bleeding. Get these tests done first.