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Fatigue, Smell Sensitivity, Breast Tenderness, Frequent Urination And Spotting. Pregnant?
Hello Dr. Mia Lundi,,, I am 41 yrs old with 2 teenage daughters. I am feeling symptoms of pregnancy: frequent urination , sensitivity to smells, vivid dreams, fatigue and extreme breast tenderness & tingling for a week now. Last night I wiped and I had a pink discharge today it happen twice and it went from pink to brownish. I have not experienced this implantation bleeding with my girls. I m concerned and confused!!! My menses should commence on or around the 19th of Jan. The conception day was Jan 4th, 2013. It s still too early for a pregnancy test, so I tried the bleach test and it fizzled profusely. I tried a home pregnancy test on the 10th and it was negative. Do you think I could be pregnant???
Mon, 11 Mar 2013
Hello
thank you for your query.
None of the symptoms that you mention are confirmatory of pregnancy.
they could be attributed to premenstrual symptoms, as well as your age - peri menopausal.
The only reliable way to document a pregnancy is a positive urine pregnancy test, or a positive blood test or pregnancy showing up on an ultrasound.
You have tried too early for a urine test.
Please wait until you skip your period and then retest after 3 - 4 days of missing a period.
take care
thank you for your query.
None of the symptoms that you mention are confirmatory of pregnancy.
they could be attributed to premenstrual symptoms, as well as your age - peri menopausal.
The only reliable way to document a pregnancy is a positive urine pregnancy test, or a positive blood test or pregnancy showing up on an ultrasound.
You have tried too early for a urine test.
Please wait until you skip your period and then retest after 3 - 4 days of missing a period.
take care
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