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Period Is Late. HPT Negative. Have Nausea, Lightheaded, Bloating And Tight Abdomen. Pregnancy?

Hi Iam over. a month late for my period. home pregnancy test negitive. my upper abdomen is tight and bloated as well as lower. heartburn in both. tired all the time. some lightheadedness . nausea , sensations but not painful. could I still be pregnant? Other than that I feel fine. Thank you for any input you can give me. Joanne
Sat, 16 Mar 2013
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If you have been having regular 28-35 day cycles prior to this, if you are sexually active and not on any contraception and if you have not had a period for a month now, it is time for investigation. You should get a serum beta-hCG measurement and a trans-vaginal sonogram to exclude pregnancy. You should see a specialist to exclude other reasons for amenorrhoea like abnormal hormonal profile, weight disturbances, stress, drug interactions and so on. Take care.
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Period Is Late. HPT Negative. Have Nausea, Lightheaded, Bloating And Tight Abdomen. Pregnancy?

Hi, If you have been having regular 28-35 day cycles prior to this, if you are sexually active and not on any contraception and if you have not had a period for a month now, it is time for investigation. You should get a serum beta-hCG measurement and a trans-vaginal sonogram to exclude pregnancy. You should see a specialist to exclude other reasons for amenorrhoea like abnormal hormonal profile, weight disturbances, stress, drug interactions and so on. Take care.