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Periods Not Received After Removing Implant From Arm. Getting Pregnancy Symptoms, Test Negative. Pregnancy Possibility?

Hi im Chelsea I had a implant in my arm n ive had it out about 3 and a half months now but not yet had my period ive been getting the felling of pregnancy im sleeping a lot felling slightly sick nipples are slightly sensitive, uranating and felling the need to drink more n ive got white discharg. Ive dun a few home tests n had negative and posative results is it possible I may be pregnant?
Mon, 11 Nov 2013
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As you say that you had both positive and negative pregnancy tests, these are inconclusive. In the present situation, you should get a serum beta-hCG titre studied to assess the presence or absence of pregnancy. Hormones can create an atmosphere of pseudopregnancy without actually having one and it is essential to get a proper diagnosis. You will also get benefit from a trans-vaginal sonogram. Please see a specialist for further appraisal of the situation. Wish you good health.
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Periods Not Received After Removing Implant From Arm. Getting Pregnancy Symptoms, Test Negative. Pregnancy Possibility?

Hi, As you say that you had both positive and negative pregnancy tests, these are inconclusive. In the present situation, you should get a serum beta-hCG titre studied to assess the presence or absence of pregnancy. Hormones can create an atmosphere of pseudopregnancy without actually having one and it is essential to get a proper diagnosis. You will also get benefit from a trans-vaginal sonogram. Please see a specialist for further appraisal of the situation. Wish you good health.