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Is Bloated Stomach A Symptom Of Pregnancy?

hi im 15 weigh 89lbs or 94lbs am i fat? i havent got my period in awhile like 3 or 4 months, im not sexually active but my legs seem to feel and look bigger to me im crying, if i havent got my period why did my legs get bigger please answer i also feel alittle bloated in my lower stomach and im not getting that much of discharge either???
Tue, 21 Jul 2015
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HELLO DEAR
I understand your concern , the symptom you are having most probably are not because of pregnancy, there are many reasons for delayed periods like polycystic ovarian disease, hypothyroidism, adrenal disorder etc. to know the cause you have to consult gynaecologist and have to go some relevant investigation like ultrasound to rule out polycystic ovaries, adrenal lesion and hormone analysis like thyroid profile, serum LH, FSH, TESTOSTERONE ETC.
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Is Bloated Stomach A Symptom Of Pregnancy?

HELLO DEAR I understand your concern , the symptom you are having most probably are not because of pregnancy, there are many reasons for delayed periods like polycystic ovarian disease, hypothyroidism, adrenal disorder etc. to know the cause you have to consult gynaecologist and have to go some relevant investigation like ultrasound to rule out polycystic ovaries, adrenal lesion and hormone analysis like thyroid profile, serum LH, FSH, TESTOSTERONE ETC. THANKS