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44 days no periods. 5 negative tests

2018-07-19 07:49:09
I had a miscarriage in November 2017. I was 6 months pregnant. Since last 2 months I am trying to conceive. My last periods were 44 days ago. I sometimes get light cramps in my lower abdomen, with constant headaches and bit of nausea. I feel pukish but don't puk. I feel comfortable and tired by the middle of the day. I feel very sleepy and dont feel like eating anything. Have tried 5-6 home tests all are negative also the blood test said negative. Can i still be pregnant? What is it? What should i do?
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If blood test is negative means no pregnancy.Get done ultrasonography to know the exact pathology of uterus.Also get done TSH,serum prolactin level and complete blood picture.With reports meet to gynaecologist or me through practo.

Answered2018-07-19 11:56:32

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Please get complete blood picture, Thyroid funçtion tests, Serum Prolactin and Ultrasound abdomen and pelvis  to find out the cause for tiredness, delayed period, constant headache.

Answered2018-07-19 11:53:06

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