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writes: Im 14 and I have had sex with this lad that I don't even like anymore and he doesn't care about me, neither do I about him. But I did it in April and I haven't had a period from March up until June. I have taken 4 pregnancy tests and they say negative, although I'm still not sure. Can u help me? My mum knows but I wouldn't dare tell my dad. Please help!!!!!
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reader, anonymous, writes (2 November 2006): i havent had my period in 5 years .. i had to go to da doctors to give me a pill for 10 days so i can get it again.. after those ten days i havent seen it ever since.. n now that im sexually active.. i got my period.. its alot of blood.. i forgot how it felt to have a period honestly speaking i forgot wat wer the side affects wen gettin ur period i know gassy feeling n cramps.. i mean im stillbleeding from da nite b4 do u tink its a possiblity dat i can be pregnant.. ?
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reader, anonymous, writes (19 June 2006): periods at ur age are very irregular, it takes years to have regular periods, i remember when i was in year 9 at school i was having 2 periods a month but my best mate hadnt had 1 for about 7months, its just your body adjusting.to everyone that keeps saying go to your doctor for a more accurate test, i went to the doctor before taking a home test and she said to me take a home test because they are more accurate.
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reader, anonymous, writes (16 June 2006): I had this problem once - apparently, if you truly believe that you could be pregnant, the body naturally acts as if you are! Good luck.
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reader, soletshearit +, writes (16 June 2006):
Go to your nearest GP honey and just get the test done where the results will be more accurate...get your answer now rather than wait around for a period that might never happen...set your mind at ease and get your answers now! Best of luck! x
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reader, sibaan +, writes (15 June 2006):
ok, you need to ask your mom to take you to a doctor for tests and to see whats up, up there!
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reader, DrPsych +, writes (14 June 2006):
At 14 your periods maybe irregular as you are still going through puberty. However, home pregnancy kits are not 100% reliable (a friend of mine was 4 months pregnant and didn't know until she went to the hospital for another issue as her pregnancy kits had come back negative). The only way to find out is to go to the doctor and have a blood test. As for the having sex at 14, well perhaps next time you are tempted to do the deed then you will remember how stressed out you are right now. It is much nicer to wait and have sex with someone who likes you in the long term - lots of teenage boys are just after sex for sex sake as I am sure you are now discovering. Take Care!
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reader, anonymous, writes (14 June 2006): Hello, it could be that you are so anxious about being pregnant that your period is not happening, it is not uncommon. But if you have done four tests and they have all shown negative,because they are reasonably accurate,then the possibility of you being pregnant is pretty small. I would go to your local family planning clinic or GP just to get another test done and to put your mind at rest. In future, please use contraceptives, you want to be able to live and enjoy your teenage years, not spend your time worrying about motherhood.
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reader, anonymous, writes (14 June 2006): The answer is yes, it is entirely possible for the tests to give false positives. If the concentration of the hCG hormone produced during pregnancy is below the required threshold of the test, then the test will register false. This may happen before the 5th week of pregnancy (defined as 5 weeks from the last menstrual period).
I think that the best thing you can do to put your mind at rest is to see a doctor. The tests that they can perform on either a blood or urine smple will be more accurate than a home pregnancy test. Of course, it may be nothing, but at least your mind will be at rest.
I also assume that you did not use protection. 14 is very young to be sexually active, I wouldn't recommend that you have sex, but if you absolutely must then make sure that you are using some form of contreceptive. Pregnancy isn't your only worry, STIs are sadly widespread.
Hope this helps.
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reader, maxsteel86 +, writes (14 June 2006):
Its been three months since your last period? I can see why you're worried! You're young so it could be just a very late period. Best idea is to go to your GP or a family planning clinic. They'll do one of their tests and give you the results that will be 100% accurate. It'll save you the worry.
Good luck!
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