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Does Delay In Periods And Cramping Indicate Pregnancy?
hi i am 25,nd trying to be pregnent,i had my last periob on 27 december,after have nothinf,on 13 feb i did hompreg test it was -ve.but i have rendom cramps for 10-15 sec.not worse.i m confused i am pregnent or not..help me..........
Mon, 29 Aug 2016
Hallow Dear,
Your last menses were on 27 December, so by 13 Feb, it is almost 6 weeks. At six weeks amenorrhoea, the urine pregnancy test does give reliable results. If it is negative on 13 February, you are not pregnant. The uterus is trying to contract at the time of menstruation causing cramps. This cannot be due to pregnancy. If they are unbearable cramps, some analgesic anti-spasmodic medicine will give you relief.
This seems to be hormonal imbalance.
As a first step, you may initiate your menstruation by taking some Progestational preparation like Deviry for 5 days. Then within 4-7 days, you would get withdrawal bleeding.
If the same pattern repeats or if there is no withdrawal bleeding, please report to your Gynaecologist to get investigated for the type of hormonal imbalance - Polycystic ovarian syndrome, Abnormal uterine bleeding, etc. and get appropriate treatment.
I hope this helps you today.
DR. Nishikant Shrotri
Your last menses were on 27 December, so by 13 Feb, it is almost 6 weeks. At six weeks amenorrhoea, the urine pregnancy test does give reliable results. If it is negative on 13 February, you are not pregnant. The uterus is trying to contract at the time of menstruation causing cramps. This cannot be due to pregnancy. If they are unbearable cramps, some analgesic anti-spasmodic medicine will give you relief.
This seems to be hormonal imbalance.
As a first step, you may initiate your menstruation by taking some Progestational preparation like Deviry for 5 days. Then within 4-7 days, you would get withdrawal bleeding.
If the same pattern repeats or if there is no withdrawal bleeding, please report to your Gynaecologist to get investigated for the type of hormonal imbalance - Polycystic ovarian syndrome, Abnormal uterine bleeding, etc. and get appropriate treatment.
I hope this helps you today.
DR. Nishikant Shrotri
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