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What Causes Crabbiness, Tiredness, Sore Back, Headaches And Hunger After Sexual Intercourse?

Hello. I'm 18 and I have unprotected sex a few times within the past couple of months. I have gotten my periods right when i was supposed to the past two months. I still feel different. Very crabby, tired, sore back, headaches, hungry alot, and i cry all the time. I am just not my self. I took a hpt and it was negative. Could i still be pregnant?
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Hallow Dear,

Your history does not seem to point at pregnancy. At this age, due to increased metabolism, the possibilities of Thyroid dysfunction are quite high. Thyroid dysfunction does give rise to all the symptoms which you have mentioned. So, please get your blood examined for Thyroid function tests (T3, T4, TSH). Probably, this will pinpoint your problem and suggest the treatment.

Please visit report to your Gynaecologist/Physician.

I hope this helps you.

Dr. Nishikant Shrotri
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What Causes Crabbiness, Tiredness, Sore Back, Headaches And Hunger After Sexual Intercourse?

Hallow Dear, Your history does not seem to point at pregnancy. At this age, due to increased metabolism, the possibilities of Thyroid dysfunction are quite high. Thyroid dysfunction does give rise to all the symptoms which you have mentioned. So, please get your blood examined for Thyroid function tests (T3, T4, TSH). Probably, this will pinpoint your problem and suggest the treatment. Please visit report to your Gynaecologist/Physician. I hope this helps you. Dr. Nishikant Shrotri