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Delay In Periods, Negative Pregnant Test, Light Periods, Have Severe Bloating, Nausea, Excessive Thirst, Food Cravings, Frequent Urination. What Does It Indicate?

Good Day ! I m 26 yrs. old. I have a regular 26-28 day cycle and my LMP was Mar 4. I am supposed to have my period on Mar 31. I had sex last Mar 18. Since then, I feel bloated, nausea in different time of the day with increase thirst, food cravings and frequent urination . Then on April 2, I took a pregnancy test . It was negative. Then on April 3,i had light bleeding . I thought it was my period starting but its very light until today March 4? What should I do? I m really scared. Hope you could help me. Thanks!
Thu, 5 Jul 2012
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Please repeat the pregnancy test from a good recognized laboratory.Also a sonography would be an essential guide to an ectopic pregnancy to be ruled out.

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Delay In Periods, Negative Pregnant Test, Light Periods, Have Severe Bloating, Nausea, Excessive Thirst, Food Cravings, Frequent Urination. What Does It Indicate?

Please repeat the pregnancy test from a good recognized laboratory.Also a sonography would be an essential guide to an ectopic pregnancy to be ruled out.