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What Causes Sick, Bloating, Pains On Both Sides With Negative Pregnancy Test?

hiya for the last week or so ive been feeling sick and having acheing pains on both sides im also bloadted all the time. i had my periold on the 18th of this month but i wasnt heavy and didnt last as long. i did a pregance test it was negative. what could it be? thank you



Mon, 23 Jun 2014
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Your symptoms could be due to either from gastrointestinal disturbance or hormone excess. Pregnancy may be confirmed/ excluded through estimation of serum beta-hCG titres as urine tests may not give a conclusive reading in your case. A trans-vaginal sonogram also helps to know the cause. If pregnancy is excluded, it could be just a normal but scanty period; sometimes this happens when ripening of the endometrium is insufficient owing to hormone depletion. Hope this helps.
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What Causes Sick, Bloating, Pains On Both Sides With Negative Pregnancy Test?

Hi, Your symptoms could be due to either from gastrointestinal disturbance or hormone excess. Pregnancy may be confirmed/ excluded through estimation of serum beta-hCG titres as urine tests may not give a conclusive reading in your case. A trans-vaginal sonogram also helps to know the cause. If pregnancy is excluded, it could be just a normal but scanty period; sometimes this happens when ripening of the endometrium is insufficient owing to hormone depletion. Hope this helps.