i need help!! i am 25 yrs old. my last mansural date was 5th aug., my cycle is usually between 26-28 days.this time i missed my periods. and during my expected period days i got little redish and brownish linings for 5 days and after that i am getting white discharge.AFTER that i did 3 times the home pregnency tests, all were negative.also, somewhere i have read that the urine sample should be taken after 5 sec u start peeing.but i had collected it as soon as it starts.so, my questions are:
1. does it matter when u collect the sample.(5sec. or early)
2. after how many days, i can expect the test to be correct.
3. what was that redish and brown linings and is it normal.
4. is it normal to have white discharge.
5. am i pregnent? if not, what it can be.
Thanks.
1. does it matter when u collect the sample.(5sec. or early)
2. after how many days, i can expect the test to be correct.
3. what was that redish and brown linings and is it normal.
4. is it normal to have white discharge.
5. am i pregnent? if not, what it can be.
Thanks.
1. best to collect sample midstream, but not essential.
2. pregnancy tests (reliable ones from your pharmacy, etc) can predict accurately either on the day your period is due, or a day or two following this time. good ones are 99% accurate.
3. and 4. sometimes menstruation can produce such discharges. if this discharge lasts more than a day or two, or happens on more than 1 or 2 occasions, it is wise to get it checked out professionally, just to rule out any possible infections or conditions.
5. if you have done pregnancy tests from reliable tests and negative, likely you are not pregnant. if you doubt their reliability get tested at your gp, its confidential and will be sure. or get a more reliable test.
if you are worried about any continual discharges, seek professional examination just to make sure.
if all come back ok, then it is probably your diet and nutritional deficiencies that need looking at, or a hormonal imbalance. seek further help and advice from ********(thats where i go!), ask for thir nutritionist, fab advice and some good product direction too (not all their own, they are totally unbiassed!).
hope this helps
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2. pregnancy tests (reliable ones from your pharmacy, etc) can predict accurately either on the day your period is due, or a day or two following this time. good ones are 99% accurate.
3. and 4. sometimes menstruation can produce such discharges. if this discharge lasts more than a day or two, or happens on more than 1 or 2 occasions, it is wise to get it checked out professionally, just to rule out any possible infections or conditions.
5. if you have done pregnancy tests from reliable tests and negative, likely you are not pregnant. if you doubt their reliability get tested at your gp, its confidential and will be sure. or get a more reliable test.
if you are worried about any continual discharges, seek professional examination just to make sure.
if all come back ok, then it is probably your diet and nutritional deficiencies that need looking at, or a hormonal imbalance. seek further help and advice from ********(thats where i go!), ask for thir nutritionist, fab advice and some good product direction too (not all their own, they are totally unbiassed!).
hope this helps
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Thanks for ur Help. i did my home tests with firstResponse.Some of my other symptoms are like i get tired easily , feel sleepy the whole day, from yesterday ,i m having constipation. but i have read somewhere that if u r pregnent then u will have these symptoms along with morning sickness, tender breasts, vomiting (which i am not having!!)
is everyone have the same symptons or it varies?
which other home pregnency test i can consider.
Thanks a lot!
is everyone have the same symptons or it varies?
which other home pregnency test i can consider.
Thanks a lot!
any of the firstresponse, or blue tests are as reliable as possible...
yes, symptoms will vary from person to person, some people may not get any particular symptoms, some people get loads, so it is not really a measure, esp as these symptoms can indicate other things too.
would suggest you contact primehealthdirect nutritionist for further advice, as they may be able to help u get your body back on track, dietary and nutritionally!
yes, symptoms will vary from person to person, some people may not get any particular symptoms, some people get loads, so it is not really a measure, esp as these symptoms can indicate other things too.
would suggest you contact primehealthdirect nutritionist for further advice, as they may be able to help u get your body back on track, dietary and nutritionally!