Donna Nguyen2 said:Honestly, just go ahead and buy a test. You really don't have anything to lose by knowing... haha
I had a similar experience where my period was two months late. I kept telling myself, "There's no way, there's no reason to panic over nothing," and just went about my business. Eventually, I decided to take a test just to prove to myself that I was right and that I wasn't pregnant—and then, sure enough, it came back positive.
If the test says you are, then you probably are. If not, maybe try one more just to be certain. Either way, I'd suggest making an appointment with your OB-GYN soon. Like I said, you aren't losing anything here, except maybe a little bit of peace of mind.
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A close friend of mine actually tested positive when she definitely wasn't
Hannah Wilson30 said:Honestly, thanks so much for all the advice, everyone! 😘
I just ran another test, and yep—negative again. And then, right on cue, my period started that very same day. Thank God! From here on out, I'm definitely going to be more careful about what I'm doing. 👍 Best to you all!
how much money did you end up blowing on all those tests?🤣
It looks like you guys have been swallowing all sorts of random stuff 🤣 but nobody actually knows
Heart palpitations can be a major red flag for potassium deficiency. I went through this myself—rushed straight to the ER, and they hooked me up with some potassium. Honestly, I feel like a brand-new person now. Seriously, start eating more bananas...😍
I always deal with this brown discharge for a few days right after my period ends. Usually, the actual bleeding only lasts about three days, and then I'm just left with this brownish spotting😕 All my test results have come back perfectly normal
Sean Hernandez5 said:it doesn't necessarily have to be a miscarriage; bleeding isn't completely ruled out during pregnancy, especially in the early stages.
They are, obviously, but when you combine bleeding with sharp abdominal pain, the most likely culprit is a miscarriage.👎
I honestly don't get why she didn't just head straight to her OB-GYN after seeing a positive test instead of taking more tests and trying to play doctor herself.🙄
Look, it’s totally normal to experience some bleeding. We’re talking about a really sensitive area here—it's incredibly easy for a capillary to burst or for the skin to get nicked or irritated...
blue_eyes said:How does it actually "manifest"? Like, how can you even tell if you have it if it's just hiding in your system—what kind of symptoms should I be looking for?
There really aren't any specific symptoms for mycoplasma! I once tested positive for ureaplasma, took a course of Hamycin, and it cleared right up. But now, it's back. 😕 So here's the thing: one OBGYN told me it’s nothing to worry about and easy to wipe out, but then another one tells me it's going to make getting pregnant a huge struggle.😕
Alright, here’s a little home remedy for you—it actually works!
Take some small sticks made of lard and keep them in the fridge. Right before you hit the sack at night, just pop one up your butt. Do that for a few days... and by morning, you'll be heading to the WC without any of that pain.
I’ve dealt with them too👎 😕 It was absolutely miserable.... They weren't massive or anything, but I was practically bleeding out and losing my mind every single time I hit the bathroom... the pain was unreal, and I could never even get a full movement in😲 I ended up getting an ultrasound and a colonoscopy, then they prescribed some Detralex pills and Faktu cream, though I didn't actually need the meds once I fixed my diet. If you're dealing with hemorrhoids, you seriously have to cut back on the pizza and chips and stick to whole foods, and honestly, forget about anal sex for a while. Plus, my doctor told me I really shouldn't be straining so hard on the toilet😁