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Gaining Weight, Stomach Aces, Had Protected Sex, Negative Pregnancy Test. Pregnant?

Hi about 4 months ago me and my gf had protected sex. About 2 weeks after we had sex she whent to go get a pregnancy test and it came out negative then she got on the depo shot. She got her period that month. Now its october and the shot exspired and she just got her period yesterday and today it just went away and shes been getting bigger and gaining more weight and having stomach aces. Could she be pregnant?
Thu, 17 Oct 2013
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Hello,
Pregnancy is less likely in the current scenario. The symptoms are more likely to be due to the depo-shot. Weight gain and stomach ache can be seen while on hormonal contraception. After having normal periods after the intercourse, there is usually no need to worry about pregnancy. If you still want to exclude, you should go for the serum beta-hCG assay along with a pelvic/trans-vaginal sonogram and see a specialist for further management. Hope this helps.
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Gaining Weight, Stomach Aces, Had Protected Sex, Negative Pregnancy Test. Pregnant?

Hello, Pregnancy is less likely in the current scenario. The symptoms are more likely to be due to the depo-shot. Weight gain and stomach ache can be seen while on hormonal contraception. After having normal periods after the intercourse, there is usually no need to worry about pregnancy. If you still want to exclude, you should go for the serum beta-hCG assay along with a pelvic/trans-vaginal sonogram and see a specialist for further management. Hope this helps.