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Missed Periods. Having Pregnancy Symptoms. Stomach Getting Bigger, Movements In Stomach. Pregnancy Test Negative. Still Be Pregnant?

Hi, My name is merelyn. i am having all the pregnancy symptoms , and i missed my period for 2 mounths. I am not taking bc. So I decied to take a preganacy test yesterday and it came up negative. Why? I feel preganat. My stomach is getting bigger. I also feel movement in my belly,like wooshing felling. My boyfriend put his up to my belly and he say he can hear a hurtbeat. am I preganat? please tell me....
Mon, 18 Feb 2013
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General & Family Physician,  's  Response
Hi,
thanks for the question. It would actually depend on the type of pregnancy test that you did. The quality of the test matters. I would suggest you go to a certified health centre and run a Blood serum Beta HCG test. This test is more accurate and specific.
If it still turns out that way, you will be compelled to visit a radiologist or gynecologist for an Obstetric ultrasound. The ultrasound shall tell us exactly whether there is a pregnancy or not. At 2 months without months with no menses, the obstetric ultrasound shall be more specific.
Consult with your primary care physician fro a beta HCG sensitive blood test and a probable obstetric ultrasound to examine the contents of the uterus to be very sure.
Thanks and hope this helps,
Luchuo, MD.
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General & Family Physician,  Dr. Ramesh M.Vachharajani's  Response
Hi,
Welcome to HCM,
It seems that you are not having pregnancy as test is negative after missing your period for 2 months.
But still to become more sure go for blood HCG test to rule out pregnancy.
The symptoms you feel might be due to some gastric problem.
Hearing heart beats of fetus is too early.
Ok and bye.
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Critical Care Specialist,  Dr. Sadiq Mughal's  Response
Hi thanks for your question.
If you missed your periods for 2 months and your having symptoms suggestive of pregnancy,but pregnancy test is negative.The best way to confirm pregnancy is to go for ultrasound to confirm or rule out pregnancy.I would suggest you to consult a gynaecologist,who may able to examine you and may also advice ultrasound of your pelvic organs to determine the cause of missing your periods .
Hope this answers your question.
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Missed Periods. Having Pregnancy Symptoms. Stomach Getting Bigger, Movements In Stomach. Pregnancy Test Negative. Still Be Pregnant?

Hi, thanks for the question. It would actually depend on the type of pregnancy test that you did. The quality of the test matters. I would suggest you go to a certified health centre and run a Blood serum Beta HCG test. This test is more accurate and specific. If it still turns out that way, you will be compelled to visit a radiologist or gynecologist for an Obstetric ultrasound. The ultrasound shall tell us exactly whether there is a pregnancy or not. At 2 months without months with no menses, the obstetric ultrasound shall be more specific. Consult with your primary care physician fro a beta HCG sensitive blood test and a probable obstetric ultrasound to examine the contents of the uterus to be very sure. Thanks and hope this helps, Luchuo, MD.