While we are not a medical authority, we do urge that you seek a professional GP's advice regarding this issue.
There are sometimes false negatives with pregnancy tests for women. There is no medical reason for why it may be a false negative other than the antibodies used to detect pregnancy may not be showing up in the urine for some reason. Again we are not a medical authority, so this information is just to help you prepare for a doctor's visit.
It is better that you visit a doctor and allow them to do their own medical test for pregnancy. The results will also be confirmed based on your medical history and the information provided.
A GP is qualified to provide an answer to this question as we cannot. Remember that there are many issues that can cause periods to stop. There are also reasons for different types of period. Not all of these reasons are linked to pregnancy. There can be something wrong, not just related to pregnancy. This is why it is highly necessary to ask a GP what is really happening to you. They can determine what is really going on medically where this site and anyone else answering your question is unable to. It is best to seek medical help from professionals to avoid any detrimental health issues.
- Usually 'Meprate' is used in the treatment of endometriosis, which can account for no periods.
There are sometimes false negatives with pregnancy tests for women. There is no medical reason for why it may be a false negative other than the antibodies used to detect pregnancy may not be showing up in the urine for some reason. Again we are not a medical authority, so this information is just to help you prepare for a doctor's visit.
It is better that you visit a doctor and allow them to do their own medical test for pregnancy. The results will also be confirmed based on your medical history and the information provided.
A GP is qualified to provide an answer to this question as we cannot. Remember that there are many issues that can cause periods to stop. There are also reasons for different types of period. Not all of these reasons are linked to pregnancy. There can be something wrong, not just related to pregnancy. This is why it is highly necessary to ask a GP what is really happening to you. They can determine what is really going on medically where this site and anyone else answering your question is unable to. It is best to seek medical help from professionals to avoid any detrimental health issues.