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Q: Okay so this is crazy. I started my birth control like 9 months ago or not yet 9 months and I do not get periods. I went to my doctor today and had a pregnancy test, it was neg. But I look pregnant, I feel pregnant, I have been nauses, pain in my sides, tired, frequant urnitation, I have even felt/ seen my stumoch move , crazy huh? My doctor did blood work, urine test and is schuduling for a ultra sound, not the one on your belly but i think to check for cycsts. I just have this strong feeling that im pregnant. I dont want to be like those girls on the tv show that have their baby in a toliet.
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Wait it out for the ultrasound.
It is possible, despite what everyone else has said. It's unlikely, but possible.
My mom found out she was pregnant with me at 7 months, because she tested negative through blood work and urinalysis. She didn't put on a lot of weight, either. She ended up finding out she was pregnant during the ultrasound. She was also on birth control, and didn't have periods because she'd had mono (she was on antibiotics, which negated the effects of her b.c.)
So yes, possible. Also unlikely. The ultrasound will show you for sure, if you think you're that far along.
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The baby won't have originated in your "belly". It would be in your uterus, which is right near where they would be checking for cysts (ovaries). So yes, it will show if it's there.
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even though its one them ultrasounds that they dont to on your belly.
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