URGENTLY NEED HELP

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Good day everyone

so as I’ve said before i had an ectopic surgery on 29-09-2017 which resulted in my right tube being removed.

I then had my first period on 11-11-2017 TO 15-11-2017 (5 days) . between 1st and 3rd of December 2017 i had breast soreness and acne on the 4th December 2017 i got what appear to be an vaginal yeast infection with discharge looking like cottage cheese. then on the 8th December 2017 i had something like a period but the blood was flowing very light just a little more than if i was spotting, it was also accompanied by gas like pain in my stomach (no cramping) which was moving in my belly and lasted 3 days , over the past 3 days (8th, 9th’ &10th) i have been dizzy, vomiting and feeling upset stomach. I went to the hospital but the pregnancy test was negative also the the blood test showed i was not pregnant. but i have a funny feeling that i could be pregnant.

I NEED HELP!!!

HAVE ANYONE OF YOU LADIES HAD ANYTHING LIKE THIS BEFORE?

COULD IT BE IMPLANTATION BLEEDING AND I AM PREGNANT? BUT HOW THAT EXPLAIN THE NEGATIVE TESTS

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Dear Ren,

Sadly I am not medically trained so cannot give you specific advice on your symptoms.

The symptoms you have described could be pregnancy symptoms but could also be that of a gastrointestinal bug.

https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/diarrhoea … enteritis/

At this stage it is very difficult to tell, but negative pregnancy tests are suggesting that it is not pregnancy related. To be sure I would suggest completing another home pregnancy test in 1week. If it is negative but your symptoms continue, I would advise speaking to your GP to investigate further.

Sending much love,

Karen x

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