What do you do if you have all the symptoms of being pregnant but aren't?

Answer 1

go to the doctor

Answer 2

If you haven't been using ovulation predictors or charting your temp, you can't be certain of when you ovulated. Most women get their period about 14 days after they ovulate. The part of a women's cycle before ovulation can vary from month to month where as the time from ovulation to menstruation is pretty consistent. It may not be that your period is late, but that you either haven't ovulated yet, or you ovulated later than you normally do.

For most women, the early symptoms of pregnancy are very similar to PMS symptoms. Could it be that your cycle is just a little longer than usual and your symptoms are PMS and not pregnancy?

If you are certain you ovulated and a hpt is negative, then contact your doctor and request a blood test.

If you aren't sure when you ovulated and a hpt is negative, then wait a week and take another hpt. If its still negative and you still haven't gotten your period, then contact your doctor for a blood test and see where he/she thinks you should go next.

Answer 3

If you have all the symptoms of being pregnant but know for sure you are not, take another pregnancy test just to be triple sure then if that still does not do it for you then please see a Dr. to get the best results.

Answer 4

have you had a dr confirm you aren't pregnant???? because home pregnancy test aren't alway right.

Answer 5

see a Psychiatrist

Answer 6

can u be sure uyou deffinetly arnt pregnant???? it might just be to early to tell. go to your dctors

Answer 7

at home prenency test

Answer 8

Stop eating twinkies!!!!!!!!