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What Causes Nausea, Abdominal Cramps And Delayed Menstruation?

I have two miss periods but 3 negative test. My symptoms are urge to vomit but never vomit, swollen feet for two days then went away, bubbly feeling in my lower stomach, cramps as if im going to get a period, frequent urge to urine but recently slowed down, fatigue, weight gain.
Tue, 28 Feb 2017
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I have gone through your query and understood the concern. Your symptoms are suggestive of hormone imbalance as the possible cause of the delayed menstruation. Sudden weight disturbances, stress, infections, use of certain medications and cysts of the ovary can lead to such abnormal menstrual patterns. I would ask you see a specialist for a proper clinical appraisal of the situation. You need a complete hormone assay, trans-vaginal sonogram, general blood counts and urinalysis. Further management can be planned accordingly. Hope this helps.
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What Causes Nausea, Abdominal Cramps And Delayed Menstruation?

Hello, I have gone through your query and understood the concern. Your symptoms are suggestive of hormone imbalance as the possible cause of the delayed menstruation. Sudden weight disturbances, stress, infections, use of certain medications and cysts of the ovary can lead to such abnormal menstrual patterns. I would ask you see a specialist for a proper clinical appraisal of the situation. You need a complete hormone assay, trans-vaginal sonogram, general blood counts and urinalysis. Further management can be planned accordingly. Hope this helps.