I have some symptoms of pregnancy, but got a negative test, what should i do?

well if your only 2 weeks it most likely will come out neg. u should wait out a full month and u can still take the pill it won't hurt the baby if you are but in another 2 weeks try another urine w/ 1st morning urine or go to the doctors and ask for a blood test! the blood test will tell right away. GL

A pregnancy test won't give you an accurrate reading til 4-6 weeks. And with all the symptoms,the smartest thing to do is go see your Doctor!! And if you went on the pill so you could have sex a week later,not real smart. Not to mention the fact that whoever or when ever you have sex with some one who is not a virgin or been exclusive, you should be using a condom. They should have test results in hand that says they are negative for HIV. Being on the pill does not stop STD or HIV infection. It is unbelievable that when you go to school,and have sex education starting in 6th grade, and usually some sort of info every year, people are still getting pregnant! If anyone spent that much time learning about sex and what to do and not do about having sex,it seems something should have stuck in your head. But my boyfriend loves me, or everyone else is doing it. BULL!! You are responsible for your own actions. And a guy will tell you about anything to get what he wants. But chances are ,his solution will be to abort. At a young age and sometimes never are guys ready to take on the responsibility of raising a child. When HIV first started people were dropping dead ,famous and not because nothing was known. And just because there is medication now available to control the symptoms, you will have it all your life. Any child you have will most likely have it. And thinking you can have sex with someone else who is positive is OK, think again.You can be reinfected with different strains, and end up with a super virus that will not respond to medication. If you have any plans for your future, ALWAYS think of yourself first. And if the person you want to have sex with isn't willing to do what you ask, then you shouldn't be having sex with them!And Hiv is transmittable through oral sex, the acid in the stomach will kill it,but any gum bleeding or sore in the mouth can pick up the virus..Testing should be a regular thing to have done no matter who or what you are doing. If not just for your peace of mind,to show anyone else that you respect yourself that much to care. I firmly believe if you are under 18 and get pregnant, both partners should be sterilized.If you aren't smart enough to listen and learn, then you don't need to be adding to the population! Because your offspring are likely to be no smarter than their parents! Advice is great,but something this important,should only be trusted with a DR.,
Because if it a sign of anything else early detection is always best! Good Luck.

im not scared of it, im just curious. im not young, and im capable of handling a kid.. he doesnt have a disease and neither do i. i was only put on birth control for my bad periods.

Sorry, but can only go by the info given, I assumed you were young. I had a friend who had bad periods,enough to keep her in bed 3-4 days a month. But with anykind of a discharge I would call the DR. Everybody reacts differently to medicines. I had an uncle who was that one in ten thousand ,and the dilantum they put him on after surgery for an anuerism, he was alergic to. It destroyed all the platlets in his blood ,and died within a year, at 36. Certain drugs don't effect me at all. Let him know and he may try something different. Getting medications right can sometimes be trial and error.At the very least,call and let him know your symptoms. The insurance limits the amount of certain meds I take, and still amaze me that they think they know more than my Dr. who is treating me. Read the literature that comes with your medicine, I've been in clinical trials, and all the things the say may happen, has happened to someone in the trials. My Pulminoligist won't even discuss the side effects of what he prescribes, says breathing is more important. Anytime you think a medication may be contributing to your symptoms, let your Dr. know, good luck!

There was a change in the amount of fluid when I have an orgasm. Could this have anything to do with being pregnant? Has it happened to anyone else?