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Very confused...need some advice!
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kjones0324 posted:
So in May of this year I had my IUD removed (after having it for almost 3 years) because I had pregnancy symptoms and had a blood test done and negative. 6 days later had a very heavy and painful monthly that lasted about 6 days. So June comes around and I miss my period. I take a test and still negative (all the while still have pregnancy symptoms). 2 weeks later I had a very light and brief bleeding that lasted 1 1/2 days. Took another test and still negative. I still have the symptoms and even my belly has gotten a little bigger and is very uncomfortable when I lay on my back or belly. It is also hard. I am so confused and don't know what to think and have been considering going to see my OB/GYN. Suggestions?
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sweets1988 responded:
would go in to your doctors office and have a blood test done. Some women never test properly on urine tests, oddly. & most of the time a doctor could feel your stomach and tell with good accuracy. it would sound like you are pregnant in my opinion, but i could be wrong. a doctor or an Ultrasound will tell you for sure, good luck hun ^_^


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