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What Could Delayed Periods, Sore Breasts But Negative Pregnancy Blood Test Indicate?

Hi, i was supposed to start my period around may 15th and i still havent started i have been haveing symptoms of pregnancy but i took a test it said negative and the doc took a blood test today it was negative...my feet are swollen i keep having severe sharp pains in my breast nausea vomiting all of it but no positive test...what could this be?
Tue, 17 May 2016
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I have gone through your query and understood the concern. Since you have had both the HPT and the blood test read negative for pregnancy, you cannot be pregnant. Your symptoms may be due to a transient hormone imbalance. This can occur with sudden weight disturbances, stress, medications and infections. In this scenario, a trans-vaginal sonogram should be done to know the status of the pelvic organs. A complete hormone profile, general blood counts and urinalysis may be needed. If everything is fine, hormones may be given to induce a period and set the balance on track. Hope this helps.
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What Could Delayed Periods, Sore Breasts But Negative Pregnancy Blood Test Indicate?

Hello, I have gone through your query and understood the concern. Since you have had both the HPT and the blood test read negative for pregnancy, you cannot be pregnant. Your symptoms may be due to a transient hormone imbalance. This can occur with sudden weight disturbances, stress, medications and infections. In this scenario, a trans-vaginal sonogram should be done to know the status of the pelvic organs. A complete hormone profile, general blood counts and urinalysis may be needed. If everything is fine, hormones may be given to induce a period and set the balance on track. Hope this helps.