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Do I need to go get some medical help?

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Getterfeck · 18/09/2019 08:44

My period is 8 days late, I’m testing negative but I have a stabby pain persistent on my right side, on the bit where the top of your leg meets your body right in that crease. It’s not intolerable but it’s there.

I miscarried at 6 weeks in June and this is my second cycle after that, we had sex at the right time so I could well be pregnant and I’m obviously worried about an ectopic.

I didn’t test until I was 5 weeks pg with the miscarriage, so I have no idea how early/ late I show up on a test.

Do I need to go and get seen to? Because I’m testing negative I’m not sure what they’d do?

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Getterfeck · 18/09/2019 09:26

Anyone?

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Mabelface · 18/09/2019 09:38

If you're in pain, then yes, worth getting checked out. It could be something as simple as a uti.

Getterfeck · 18/09/2019 10:05

Yeah that’s the problem, it’s not serious pain so I’m unsure what to do. There’s definitely something wrong, but I don’t know if it’s ‘go and see your GP NOW’ wrong or just ‘it will probably go away’ wrong iyswim.

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Mabelface · 19/09/2019 14:25

How is it now @getterfeck?

Getterfeck · 19/09/2019 21:01

Pain has gotten a bit worse, still no period, still testing negative. I’m on day 42 of a normally 35 day cycle so if I was pregnant I’m fairly sure it would be positive by now, ectopic or not?

It’s probably a cyst.

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Mabelface · 20/09/2019 09:53

Possibly, but you don't know. Make a gp appointment, then you can find out for sure.

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