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*aria14r
writes:i am about 2 weeks late on my period and have no pregnancy symptoms and 3 negative test. i took another test yesterday morning and it was negative. i do get a little nausea and dizziness but it could just be in my head. i also feel pressure on my abdominal area and i know thats not in my head. i had baby cramps around the time i was supposed to be on my period and then i had bad abdominal pain for 3 days after that. i took a plan b on december and another one on january so my period was messed up. then i got my period on march 5th and again on april 5th and missed it this month. can someone please help me?
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reader, maria14r +, writes (19 May 2010):
maria14r is verified as being by the original poster of the questionthank you both for your help... i have made an appointment with my doctor for june 1st. thats the earliest they have. i really appreciate your response. it is really frusterating to not know wats going on with your own body
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reader, anonymous, writes (19 May 2010): A home pregnancy test will not always give you a positive at once. When I found out I was pregnant I had a missed period but negative HPT. I let another 2 weeks go by and took another HPT and came back positive. I had no pregnancy symptoms right there and then besides a missed period and a positive HPT. Sometimes it is all in your head when you start thinking about it more and more. It used to happen to me all the time. I swore I had the symptoms but reality was that there was nothing there =)Good luck!
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reader, brklynsis81 +, writes (19 May 2010):
 The person who could best help you would be a doctor. Make an appointment with a gynecologist and go see them. Missing a period is not unusual, especially after having taken plan b twice. But a gynecologist will be able to give you a blood test for pregnancy (although home pregnancy tests tend to be pretty accurate - my guess would be that you aren't pregnant). But more importantly, the gynecologist can help you get set up with a birth control plan that will most likely regulate your period and help you avoid using plan b in the future.
If you don't have insurance, most cities have free women's health clinics; I'm sure a little internet searching could help you find a place to find care. Good luck.
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