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Period is 2 weeks late. frequently urinating and having random, sharp, brief pains in breasts. 3 negative pregnant tests. advise appreciated!!!
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Pregnancy: Suspect you did not ovulate and your symptoms are secondary to this due to persistent estrogen levels. The frequency of urination however may not be due to this. A urinary tract infection should be ruled out by a culture and if your symptoms persist see your doctor.
Answered 7/13/2015
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