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3 weeks passed missed period- nausea, cramping, etc. but negative preg test?
To start off, I have PCOS (Polycystic Overy Syndrome), so I have an irregular period and I take birth control to regulate it and I am NOT ttc. Recently I didn't refill my prescription for the BC, so I was off it for a month. My period should have started around August 19th but never came. When I realized I missed my period I took a pregnancy test the following week on/around Wednesday- it was negative. So I just chalked it up to be my irregular period due to the PCOS and haven't taken another test.
Now, about 3 weeks later I'm having cramps and a lot of bloating after I eat (I have to take anti-gas medicine to help with the bloating). The cramping started about a week ago and it's been mildly intense, like a normal period cramp for me, but my period never started. Lately I've been having some mild nausea. I've also been really exhausted all the time. My breast don't seem so different but my nipples are sore.
Anyone have a similar experience that could help me figure this one out?
Took a home pregnancy test this morning and it was positive.
Thanks ya'll
3 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
I have not had a similar experience but I would say that you should go to your doctor to get a blood test just to make sure you are not pregnant. Good luck!
- ?Lv 45 years ago
each and every from time to time the hormones that stumble upon being pregnant at the instant are not latest on your pee in the 1st couple of days it somewhat is why you notice them making those early detection assessments. As for the cramps, i think of they're standard. you should be in the somewhat early tiers of being pregnant whilst the fertilized egg continues to be attempting to attach to the wall of the uterus. For some human beings you only get cramps for others you will possibly even see some bleeding. this shouldn't worry you. only be sure which you notice the physician quickly so he can verify the being pregnant and make helpful there are no issues. that's all going to be nicely. don't be afraid to call your physician with any questions however. in case you have a stable one like the single I had he would be waiting to respond to any questions you have. Congratulations.