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Dr. Andrew Rynne
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Is There Chances For Pregnancy If Having Constipation And Tiredness?

My cycle is fairly regular usually 34 day cycle. I had unprotected sex on the 3rd and again on the 11th. My period should have started on the 11th but it still hasn't arrived. Last Thursday I had bad left side pain for 4 days then it went away. I have been a little constipated and tired all the time but no other pregnancy symptoms. Is it possible that I am pregnant? Took an at home test that was negative but I don't trust them because before my miscarriage 5 years ago I didn't test pos on a urine test until I was 4 months pregnant.
Thu, 23 Jan 2014
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Pregnancy is certainly possible. If you have pain or vaginal bleeding (unlike menstruaton) please get an ultrasonogram of abdomen done, preferably transvaginal. Urine tests are not confirmatory. A transvaginal ultrasound 4 weeks after intercourse or transabdominal ultrasound 5 weeks after is quite confirmatory. Hope this helps.
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Is There Chances For Pregnancy If Having Constipation And Tiredness?

Pregnancy is certainly possible. If you have pain or vaginal bleeding (unlike menstruaton) please get an ultrasonogram of abdomen done, preferably transvaginal. Urine tests are not confirmatory. A transvaginal ultrasound 4 weeks after intercourse or transabdominal ultrasound 5 weeks after is quite confirmatory. Hope this helps.