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Question

i did a preg test and it said i wasnt preg and i havent had my eriod in 2 weeks what do i do?

Answer 1

Not enough info to provide a viable answer. Suggest you read the instructions carefully and see if you adhered to them as suggested. Check the expiration date. Read the warning section.

Once it is established that you have done everything correctly, call your doctors office for advice. If you are a young lady where pregnancy can be difficult for you to explain (say to a parent of guardian) seek help from a knowledgeable person that can help you. Many reasons can cause a missed period, including the fear of pregnancy. Take the test again (wait a week or so) using a different brand, (after reading all the instructions) and if you have the same results seek medical advice..

If you have all the signs of experiencing your period (less the flow) I would certainly see a doctor. My guess is you are better off seeing a doctor than worrying. Good Luck

Answer 2

Just be patient. A lot of different factors may be 'in play' to delay your period. Sometimes it is just the stress we feel by it being a few days late. The name brand pregnancy tests out on the market are extremely accurate. If it's a name you trust then believe it...if you still aren't sure then wait a couple of days and do the test again. The main thing is to remain cool about the whole situation...that always allows our body to relax and lets nature take its course, so to speak. Whatever the outcome, good luck to you.

Answer 3

Usually, Preg test kits purchased over the counter are 95% accurate if not 100%. For women, there are times that menopause are late due to stress or other reasons. If you are worry, the best solution is to go check with your own doctor.

Answer 4

Is this the first time that your periods are late? False negatives happen if the HCG level in your blood are too less to be detected by the test but normally by two weeks after the due date of your period, the levels of HCG are high enough. I would recommend taking another pregnancy test in a few days, if not sure and then call your doctor.

Answer 5

well sweet cheeks(love the name) it depends,if your a young age then your body is going through what we call changes and these changes interfere with your menstruation cycle also. and to be on the safe side use a condom its the cheapest birth control on the market today.People have been ising that form of birth control since about the 800 a.d. so its a proven method,and also keeps you from spending the money on a pregnancy test. but more important ask your family practitioner

Answer 6

nothing. sometimes your periods get fouled up for no reason. it just happens. However, if you are going to have sex( and you are probably too young) please use a condom and go on the pill. The pill can ensure your period starts on the same day every cycle, and is a good reason to take it if you don't want your parents to know you are sexually active. My daughters both needed it to regulate their cycle from the age or 13 or 14. There is nothing quite like starting your period in ballet class before you expected it.

Answer 7

What should do is go to the doctor and get a blood test done.Your HCG levels may be to low to show up in the urine but high enough to show up in the blood. Good Luck

Answer 8

You can either go to the doctor for another test, or you can wait a couple more weeks to see if you just skipped a month. Good luck either way it turns out!

Answer 9

Periods generally come every 4 weeks. If you mean to say that you are two weeks late from your regular cycle, then you should make a doctors apt. It's the only way to be sure.

Answer 10

No, there are impolite solutions because there are too many dumb questions like this one. So close up and ask a question that has more beneficial validity than only a gaggle of generalizations that do not even make sense.