Go see a healthcare provider. If you aren't pregnant you need to be worked up to figure out why your periods have stopped. If you can't get in to see one right away, another thing you might want to do while waiting is have a blood pregnancy test done. You can arrange to have that done yourself through the on-line service Private MD Labs. You order it with them on-line and pay them by credit card, then you print out the requisition and take it to the lab.
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I am not a doctor, BUT, when I took the first two pregnancy tests, they were negative and I was indeed pregnant.
Go see a healthcare provider. If you aren't pregnant you need to be worked up to figure out why your periods have stopped. If you can't get in to see one right away, another thing you might want to do while waiting is have a blood pregnancy test done. You can arrange to have that done yourself through the on-line service Private MD Labs. You order it with them on-line and pay them by credit card, then you print out the requisition and take it to the lab.
I noticed you had post on the perimenopause/menopause board as well -- you mentioned there that you had an ablation a while ago.
I didn't know she had had an ablation. An ablation by itself can cause amenorrhea, so that could well be what is going on.
She mentioned that the ablation was done 3 years ago, which ended up making her periods lighter.
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How old are you? The same thing is happening to me. I've taken several tests.. only one had a faint (very faint) positive result.
I went to the Doctors before Christmas and had a HCG/Beta (?) test done and is was all negative. I had a tubal ligation in 2000 and am worried about a