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Missed Period With Sensitive Breasts, Tender Nipples With Clear Discharge, Frequent Urination, Mood Swings, Negative HPT. Cause?
i am 17 years old, 5 5 ,123lbs my period is always irregular..usually comes around the 17th-20th but this month i havnt had it. my breasts have been sensitive and my nipples are tender, when i squeeze them a clearish white liquid comes out, not alot..but still. ive been really emotional and peeing non stop.... i took a home pregnancy test and it came out negative, i have yet to take the other one because i think it could be to early. what is happening to me?
Tue, 10 Sep 2013
Hi,
If you had any history of the intercourse during the period of ovulation, there is possibility for pregnancy.
But as you told it is early to comment about the pregnancy.
You wait for one more week and repeat the test.
If the test comes positive you can proceed further with your doctor's advice.
If the test Comes negative once check for the serum prolactin levels with your doctor's advice.
Because hyperproactinemia can lead to irregular periods and also milk secretion from the breasts in non pregnant women.
Take care.
If you had any history of the intercourse during the period of ovulation, there is possibility for pregnancy.
But as you told it is early to comment about the pregnancy.
You wait for one more week and repeat the test.
If the test comes positive you can proceed further with your doctor's advice.
If the test Comes negative once check for the serum prolactin levels with your doctor's advice.
Because hyperproactinemia can lead to irregular periods and also milk secretion from the breasts in non pregnant women.
Take care.
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