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07 Jul 2010
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Nausea and sore breasts
I have a 34 day cyle before my last period. Then last month my period were late. I ended having a period on day 48 (24 June).It were a normal 5 day period.(Just a bit less bleeding and darker than before) But on 1 July I started feeling nausea and my breasts are sore. I know I can''''t be preganat,because it''''s to early. But why do I feel like this. My nausea gets triggered by a smell. And my breasts feel like it does when I have a period.
What can be the reason for feeling like this? I don''''t have diaria of constipation,so it can''''t be an unset tummy/bug.
Why am I feeling nausea for a week?
What can be the reason for feeling like this? I don''''t have diaria of constipation,so it can''''t be an unset tummy/bug.
Why am I feeling nausea for a week?
Fertility expert
Dear Worried
Even though you may have had a period you may still however be pregnant. It would be advisable to first start off by doing a pregnancy test. If your pregnancy test is negative and your symptoms are still persistent it would be advisable to see a gynaecologist so that he can assess your hormone levels to see if you are ovulating and if the Prolactin level is normal and in addition there are no presence of ovarian cysts.
Answered by: Dr Y.M. Dasoo
Even though you may have had a period you may still however be pregnant. It would be advisable to first start off by doing a pregnancy test. If your pregnancy test is negative and your symptoms are still persistent it would be advisable to see a gynaecologist so that he can assess your hormone levels to see if you are ovulating and if the Prolactin level is normal and in addition there are no presence of ovarian cysts.
Answered by: Dr Y.M. Dasoo
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