is cramping- but no bloodfloe. or nausea but no throw up, or 2 weeks missed period sign of pregnacy?
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seems like it. take a pregnancy test today
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Miscarriage Symptoms\nA miscarriage is the loss of a pregnancy before 20 weeks and it is nature's way of ending a pregnancy that is not developing normally. The length of the pregnancy will effect the number and severity of miscarriage symptoms.\n\nA miscarriage that takes place shortly after conception can occur as a slightly late, slightly heavy period. Symptoms can vary from person to person, but there are common ones that generally occur:\n\nBleeding. This can range from brownish spotting to heavy bleeding. It is important to note that many women experience spotting or bleeding during pregnancy and about 50% of the time, the pregnancy progresses normally. \nPain or cramping in the lower abdominal area. The pain could be on just one side, both sides, or in the middle. You may also experience pain in the genitals, lower back, thighs, or buttocks. \nYou may notice that pregnancy symptoms like nausea and breast tenderness have subsided or lessoned. Be aware that some women do not notice any change in these symptoms, while others do. \nSome women say that didn't "feel right" just prior to their symptoms. \nIf you are pregnant and experiencing symptoms you should contact your health care provider. If any of the following symptoms occur you should go the Emergency Room immediately:\n\nHeavy bleeding \nPassing clots or something that looks like tissue (bring the tissue to the hospital in a clean container) \nA fever higher than 100.4 degrees F \nDizziness or fainting \nA history of tubal (or ectopic) pregnancy \nSevere vomiting  \nSevere pain the abdomen or back \nIf you have any uncertainty about the need to contact your health care provider, call him or her immediately. \n\nHemmorging is bleeding out...alot of blood
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You won't have any symptoms until later. If you feel anything, you are just worrying too much, you'll start to feel real symptoms after around 4weeks if you did get pregnant, like feeling sick and missing period. \n\nWait till your next period is due, then buy a pregnancy test kit from drug store/pharmacy.
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Doesn't look like it. If you have the constant urge to urinate and pain you probably have a UTI. Low Cramping and sore breasts are early signs of pregnancy.
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Sounds like someone is pregnant! If you missed your last period or skipped on the pill, slipped up and had sex and thought nothing happened then yeah you might be experiencing morning sickness. If this pretty much answers your question go see your gyno a.s.a.p.
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when i done that after i had had my period i miscarried.\n\nMy syptoms were:\n*Tiredness\n*pain in my back\n*Pain in my stomach\n*Bleeding (red to brown)\n\nI had just gotten off my period and 4 days later started to bleed again. After 6 days of the above symptoms i went to the ER where i found out i was pregnant but sadly i miscarried.\n\n\nTake a pregnancy test go to http://www.peeonastick.com and there it tells you all about pregnancy tests.\n\nThere are a few possiblities. However, without knowing your age or medical history it is a little hard to focus on the more likely ones. That being said, I would first wonder if you are actually having periods, meaning a normal shedding of the endometrial lining 13 days, +/- 4 days after ovulation. The flow should be crescendo-decrescendo or crescendo. This means the flow starts light, goes to heavy then to light. Or it can start heavy and go to light. The flow length should be < 8 days.\n\nWhat you may see as a period getting closer together is actually irregular endometrial shedding because of no ovulation. The lining of the uterus keeps building up from estrogen, but without a buildup and drop off of progesterone, the endometrium never completely sheds. Many women will do this thinking their periods are 3 weeks apart. This usually occurs with anovulatory cycles.\n\nThe clotting and brown coloration are typical of the anovulatory cycles. The brown color means old blood. The clots are irregular shedding endometrium. \n\nThe causes of this situation? I would first think of thyroid dysfunction, ovarian failure secondary to upcoming menopause, and ovarian dysfunction (luteal dysfunction) where the progesterone is not adequately produced. One must also consider infection, fibroids, and especially endometriosis which is associated with luteal dysfunction. I would expect other symptoms though.\n\nOf course, make an appointment with your doctor. Until then, accurately chart days you bleed. If possible, find a certified natural family planning instructor to help you learn how to chart. There is a wealth of information from these charts. Most doctors have not seen them but can get basic information from them verifying your situation of irregular bleeding. You can educate your doctor about charting. It really does help!\n\n\nThe brown discharge may merely be "old blood" from the uterus that is being pushed out by the growing fetus. It is usually insignificant and, as long as fetus is growing and there is no heavy vaginal bleeding it usually does not become a miscarriage. The brownish bleeding may also be due to a "subchorionic bleed" which is a sequestration of some blood within the folds of the developing placenta. This, too, does not lead to miscarriage. I would suggest taking serial sonograms to assess fetal growth and to determine the position of the placenta and the presence of any other bleeding. If the sonogram is fine and you continue to hear a fetal heartbeat on doppler, you should be fine. A brown dischrage can also be a sign of a vaginal infection, which, of course, can be treated if a culture grows any bacteria. Don't worry for now. \n\n   It sounds as though you are having anovulatory bleeding.  Menstrual cycles, when a woman is not having regular ovulation tends to be irregular with spotting and breakthrough bleeding and some cramping and bleeding.\n\n \n\n            If you need contraception, combined birth control pills could make your periods more regular, lead to less spotting or breakthrough bleeding and lead to less cramps and pain\n\n\ngood luck
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The symptoms you described are pregnancy symptoms, but they're also the symptoms of a woman late for her period and freaking out wondering why.  Believe me, I know.  ;)\n\nYou're only a couple of days late, but I'd see your doctor if you're confident that you're really late.  He or she can give you a blood test to determine if you are pregnant or not by measuring the quantity of pregnancy hormone in your blood.  This is called a quantitative hCG test.  It will tell you for sure if you are pregnant or not and you can have it done right now if you want because you are already late for your period and your levels only have to be greater than 2 to show pregnancy (whereas with a urine test, they have to be 25 or more).  If you aren't pregnant, you should ask your doctor to help you figure out what's keeping your period away.\n\nThe bigger question, though, is whether or not you're trying to get pregnant.  If you are, you're likely to have trouble.  A 21-day cycle is not really long enough, usually, for your body to properly ready itself for a pregnancy and then give a fertilized egg long enough to implant.  I'd suggest charting your temperature to make sure you're ovulating.  I also suspect that if you are ovulating, you have a short luteal phase, where the fertilized egg doesn't have enough time to implant before you start your period, which can be corrected with medication.  You should really see your doctor if you are trying to get pregnant.\n\nIf you are not trying to get pregnant, stop having unprotected sex!  There are about a zillion birth control methods, and if you don't want a baby, you should use one.  I'm not trying to be harsh, but there's no reason to be having unprotected sex when you don't want a baby.  If you think birth control is expensive, try raising a child.  You can probably get birth control free or at relatively low cost at your local health department or Planned Parenthood.\n\nGood luck, and I  hope you get the outcome you want!
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What am I missing here?..... the first sign of pregnancy is usually that you are late or have missed your period......
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u dont feel anything it takes 3 to 4 weeks for signs of pregnancy to appear and mostly these are nausea,headache,tiredness ..u feel more sleepy and ur breasts hurt.nothing specific thou a pregnancy test can clear the doubts if thats wht u mean but take one after u miss ur period
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What you need is a Doctor not a bunch of random people on-line. It could be a tubular pregnancy if you have lots of cramping and sometimes they show no signs at all. You could be putting yourself in serious danger by not consulting a professional. If you are young and worried your parents may find out or something there are plenty of doctors that will see you without your parents knowing. Planned parenthood has very qualified doctors in their clinics that would be more then happy to answer your questions, maby you could call.
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After you had the abortion, did you start an oral contraceptive that may be causing these symptoms?  I think if there was tissue still in your uterus, you would be bleeding more heavilly & for a longer amount of time; the cramping would also be getting worse.  Have you seen a doctor since the abortion?
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without seeing the results I cant give an accurate diagnoses but the uterus is like a ballon and stretches with the growth of a baby and if you fell pregnant you maybe able to carry it till about 30 weeks or so.so go back and ask your doctor
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While you might still have your period when you are pregnant, my thoughts are that maybe your period would shorten up a lot more than that if not stop completely.  Unless, if your period was really, really light then you might really be pregnant.\n\nIf your breasts are tender that could be a huge sign.  Because they will start preparing to grow and the glands will begin making breast milk for when the baby arrives.\n\nTune in to your motherly instincts.  Put your hand on your tummy and just sit and listen, if you feel like there is anything at all there that wasn't there before, then you are probably pregnant.  I knew I was pregnant when I could feel something doing flip flops in my tummy, (well that's how it felt anyway) and I was only a month along.
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I nursed my son ten almost eleven years ago. I didn't have a period until I started weaning him. If you are bleeding for more than two weeks something is wrong. Make a doctor appointment asap.
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Things like cramping, bleeding, visual distrubances like seeig falshing lights, dizziness, swollen ankles fingers wrists etc can all inidicate a problem.  But if you're concerned about anything udring your pregnancy, please please see your doctor! it's better to go to the doctor over nothing than to ignore something thaat might turn out to be serious.
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The First Response pregnancy test can tell you if you're pregnant 5 days before your missed period.\nI would recommend buying a pregnancy test, taking it and seeing what the results are. If it comes out negative, wait a week. If you still don't get your period, take the test again. If it's still negative you should call your doctor to find out why you haven't gotten your period and are getting negative test results.
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You will need to take a pregnancy test. If it has been at least 2 weeks since you had unprotected sex, you can take the test now and may get a result indicating pregnancy. Continue to test until you get a postitive or you get your period. While some women experience bleeding that they confuse to be a period early during pregnancy, it is impossible to menstrate and stay pregnant so, if your period comes as normal, no worries. Do use proper contraception from now on unless you want to become pregnant. It's just stupid not to use contraception. \n\nImplantation spotting may or may not be a myth. It is undetermined. Spotting inbetween periods can be a sign of other things such as stress, change of diet, illness or even starting an exercise regime. Definitely talk to your doctor at your next appointment because it can also be caused by infections or certain types of cancers, but is most often nothing to worry about.