Menstrual cycle symptoms pregnant

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I was feeling fatigued and suffering from severe mood swings and breast tenderness(I thought I was pregnant.) I was having all of these symptoms and my fibroid is smaller than a walnut.

If you have sex before the period is due, and the period comes as usual, then you are probably not pregnant. But having sex right after your period does not reduce the chances of getting pregnant, in fact, that's some pretty good timing for getting pregnant.

I am on day 38 of my menstrual cycle. I normally go between 26-28 days on my cycles. I have taken 2 pregnancy test with a negative result. I have NEVER missed a period without being pregnant ( 2 pregnancies). I have been taking Lexapro for the past year. I have stopped cold turkey due to was not sure if I was pregnant. My concern is not having a period with a negative result on a pregnancy test. I have been feeling dizzy, small cramps, tired, and moody. I am so confused. Anyone have any input?

wait until you're due for your next menstrual cycle. then try taking a pregnancy test. since you had bleeding 15 days after your normal menstrual cycle it could have been an implantation bleeding. but I'm not a dr. but I would definitely test after you miss your next menstrual cycle. good luck to you, hun!

I was wondering why I get so sick with my menstrual cycle, the first two days are the worst, I feel like I'm gone to pass out. Is there any I can take to prevent these sickness.

You count the length of your cycle from the first day of your last period to the first day of your next period. The length of your mentration does not calculate. Once you know the average length of your cycle, you can find out when you are supposed to O.

She looks like she is having the first menstrual symptoms. Her private part is swellign and have like blood drops. What should I do. He is playign with her parts. What will be the best thing to do? Do I separate them? Please help .

ve been experiencing what should be my menstrual cycle. I found very little spotting a few days ago, literally it was gone that same day and I figured my period was about to start. It hasn't come yet...I feel bloated and been very gaseous. I'm 98% sure that I am not pregnant. I'm not nauseated, fatigue nor do I have tender breasts. I should also mention that I am irregular when it comes to my menstrual cycle so I'm concerned.

You could be or you could not be, the thing about pregnancy is that most of the symptoms are the same as an upcoming menstrual cycle. Only thing you can do is take a test.

If you were pregnant, and what you were feeling were pregnancy symptoms then that would mean that the hCG hormone would be high enough to cause those symptoms and would also be high enough to be detected in a urine/blood test. Just because you're feeling certain symptoms doesn't mean you're pregnant. Many other things can cause 'pregnancy symptoms'. So since you'be tested negative then you're not pregnant and something else is causing you to feel this way.

A woman with a light period is not gaining much thickness in her endometrial lining during the early part of the menstrual cycle. This is usually an indication that estrogen levels are lower than normal. If estrogen levels are low, progesterone levels are likely to also be low and a woman may or may not ovulate with her cycles.

If you haven't had a cycle since march then u could be, I suggest you see a clinic or doctor if skipping your menstrual cycle for this long isn't a norm for you.

My menstrual cycle was 25 days two months ago and 23 days this cycle. Now here's the background: I've always have perfect 28-day cycles. I could even judge with quite a bit of accuracy whether they would begin in the morning or in the evening. After a second trimester miscarriage three years ago, they went back to normal in two cycles. After the birth of my son (and while breastfeeding) they went back to normal in two months.

The pregnancy test was negative. So menstrual cycle just stops just like that? I guess now I can save money by not having to buy pads and tampons.

It's not possible to get pregnant that way- so sorry you are so worried! If there is an adult that you trust/parent, I'd recommend talking to them about sex, it's important to know how your body works. Here's an article on how the menstrual cycle works to give you a little more information: http://www.medhelp.

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