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Having Tender Breast, Lower Back Pain, Increased Hunger, Fatigue. Is It Signs Of Pregnancy?

Hi, I am 36 years old trying to oneive from past month. I take thyronorm 25mcg and my last periods started on 1st Feb. we had icourse on 10, 11, 13, 14 and 15th Feb. I had tender breast and lower back pain , increased hunger and fatigue . However today I have started bleeding . Today is 26th Feb. I started with Thyronorm on 12th Feb. my cycles are regular for 28 days. I have started bleeding withinn 25 days. Is this the sign of pregnancy or not? Please help
Thu, 29 Aug 2013
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Menstrual disturbances can sometimes occur during the early part of treatment with thyroxine. Normal bleeding is not a feature of pregnancy. As you had intercourse during mid-cycle, if you happen to have regular ovulatory cycles, you should expect to conceive. This can be confirmed/excluded by a serum beta-hCG test only as urine tests are of no significance at this stage. You should take the help of a gynecologist as a physical examination may be necessary. Hope your query is clarified. Take care.
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Having Tender Breast, Lower Back Pain, Increased Hunger, Fatigue. Is It Signs Of Pregnancy?

Hi, Menstrual disturbances can sometimes occur during the early part of treatment with thyroxine. Normal bleeding is not a feature of pregnancy. As you had intercourse during mid-cycle, if you happen to have regular ovulatory cycles, you should expect to conceive. This can be confirmed/excluded by a serum beta-hCG test only as urine tests are of no significance at this stage. You should take the help of a gynecologist as a physical examination may be necessary. Hope your query is clarified. Take care.