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Not Having Normal Period. Signs Of Pregnancy Present, Test Negative. Cause For Pregnancy Signs?

I havent had a normal heavy period in 3 months.. 3 months ago took blood test not prego .. This month had another weird period a week after started getting nausua.. Dizziness .. headaches .. N as of lastweek smells r differant.. My period is due Aug 2 i took a prego test when i got home late today n it was negative.. Maybe its to early.. I have thyroid problems and take medication to maintain it.. If i am not prego what is causing every sign of pregnancy expect my af? I kno when i have thyroid it can mimic some signs but not all.. Or am i wrong?
Thu, 2 Aug 2012
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OBGYN 's  Response
hi,
thyroid problems can cause menstrual irregularities that may be responsible for your abnormal periods,
anyhow if you are having doubt regarding pregnancy you can go for blood test for pregnancy which will rule out the possibility,
if comes negative you can consult gynecologist and undergo physical examination, ultrasound examination and repeat thyroid profile which will possibly find out the cause for your problems and treatment can be taken accordingly.
take care.
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Not Having Normal Period. Signs Of Pregnancy Present, Test Negative. Cause For Pregnancy Signs?

hi, thyroid problems can cause menstrual irregularities that may be responsible for your abnormal periods, anyhow if you are having doubt regarding pregnancy you can go for blood test for pregnancy which will rule out the possibility, if comes negative you can consult gynecologist and undergo physical examination, ultrasound examination and repeat thyroid profile which will possibly find out the cause for your problems and treatment can be taken accordingly. take care.