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What Causes Abdominal Cramps And Dizziness Despite Having Negative UPT?

My period is 4 days late and have been having cramps and dizziness and bit of nausea. I took 4 home pregnancy tests and all are negative and my hcg blood test result show 0.100. What does this mean? The uncomfortable feeling in my uterus area still hasnt stopped.
Tue, 31 Jan 2017
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Hi,
Low Beta HCG completely rules out pregnancy, so no need to repeat pregnancy tests.
Due to the delayed periods the inner lining of uterus is thickened & is now try to expel out of the uterus. This causes severe pain , nausea, vomiting , giddiness & excessive vaginal discharge .
It will be relieved after you expel a fleshy mass , which is the inner lining of uterus, not to worry about.
If your periods are always irregular , kindly consult a gynecologist , who can evaluate the cause , like Thyroid profile , Serum Prolactin.
Also an ultrasound scan can be done after periods to rule out any polyps within uterus or fibroids , chances of latter is very low.
All the best
Dr.Balakrishnan
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What Causes Abdominal Cramps And Dizziness Despite Having Negative UPT?

Hi, Low Beta HCG completely rules out pregnancy, so no need to repeat pregnancy tests. Due to the delayed periods the inner lining of uterus is thickened & is now try to expel out of the uterus. This causes severe pain , nausea, vomiting , giddiness & excessive vaginal discharge . It will be relieved after you expel a fleshy mass , which is the inner lining of uterus, not to worry about. If your periods are always irregular , kindly consult a gynecologist , who can evaluate the cause , like Thyroid profile , Serum Prolactin. Also an ultrasound scan can be done after periods to rule out any polyps within uterus or fibroids , chances of latter is very low. All the best Dr.Balakrishnan