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Could Vaginal Infection And Severe Cramps Be A Result Of Sexual Intercourse?
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my name is Melissa, I'm 20 years old. and I need to find out whats wrong with me. the last day of my period was October 16th I think the first day was between the 10th and 12th. I haven't had a period since then. about a week or so after that I got a vaginal infection and had a little bit of bleeding then but no cramping or anything. I've taken pregnancy tests before and they said negative. but I'm still wondering...I did have sexual intercourse a few times after I got rid of the infection. I still haven't had a period and I'm cramping insanely bad and my back is just killing me. I've been super tired lately and I'm always hungry and craving food. can I possibly still be pregnant? or might there be something else wrong with me? I don't have any medical insurance to go to a dr. or any money. can you help me??
my name is Melissa, I'm 20 years old. and I need to find out whats wrong with me. the last day of my period was October 16th I think the first day was between the 10th and 12th. I haven't had a period since then. about a week or so after that I got a vaginal infection and had a little bit of bleeding then but no cramping or anything. I've taken pregnancy tests before and they said negative. but I'm still wondering...I did have sexual intercourse a few times after I got rid of the infection. I still haven't had a period and I'm cramping insanely bad and my back is just killing me. I've been super tired lately and I'm always hungry and craving food. can I possibly still be pregnant? or might there be something else wrong with me? I don't have any medical insurance to go to a dr. or any money. can you help me??
Mon, 14 Apr 2014
hello,welcome to healthcare magic forum.got your history but can't reach any diagnosis unless it should be clear by scan.so better get an USG done and consult a gynecologist.no need to worry much.after scanning report cause will be known and it can be cured.thank you take care bye
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