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An_246881 posted:

so i havent had a period since feb of this year and i keep taking pregnancy test and they all say negative. i havent had time to go to a doctor but im having pains in the lower abdomen region. has any one else ever had this problem? what do i do?

3 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:need helpso i havent had a period since feb of this year and i keep taking pregnancy test and they all say negative. i havent had time to go to a doctor but im having pains in the lower abdomen region. has any one else ever had this problem? what do i do?

georgiagail responded:

Might be time to make that time to get to the doctor.

Gail

Report This| Share this:need helpMight be time to make that time to get to the doctor.<br /><br />Gail

Anon_22081 responded:

I would definitely say see a doctor. I have a friend who was in the same boat. She took plenty pg tests and they all said negative. She went to the dr and had a blood test done and it confirmed she was preggo. Could be a number of things though. Some women have cysts on their ovaries which can cause your period to stop or spot and or even be heavier. The cysts can also can abdominal pain or cramping too. Stress can also cause missed periods and cramping. For sure though doc would be the best way to find out!

Report This| Share this:need helpI would definitely say see a doctor. I have a friend who was in the same boat. She took plenty pg tests and they all said negative. She went to the dr and had a blood test done and it confirmed she was preggo. Could be a number of things though. Some women have cysts on their ovaries which can cause your period to stop or spot and or even be heavier. The cysts can also can abdominal pain or cramping too. Stress can also cause missed periods and cramping. For sure though doc would be the best way to find out!

FCL responded:

Pain is a sign that something is wrong. You need to make your health a priority and see your doctor. The location of your pain and your absence of periods suggests an ovarian problem.

There's nothing inherently dirty about sex, but if you try real hard and use your imagination you can overcome that.

Report This| Share this:need helpPain is a sign that something is wrong. You need to make your health a priority and see your doctor. The location of your pain and your absence of periods suggests an ovarian problem.

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