Could I be pregnant if I took a test and it came back negative?

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I have PCOS and have had it for a while now. I have never been pregnant before so I wouldn't know any symptoms. My period has basically skipped two months (this makes number two). I was having unprotected sex with my partner for maybe 2 weeks or so before I started to feel any different than what I considered to be normal. I have been extra emotional and moody lately and for some reason I just don't feel like myself. I'm not really sleeping my normal irregular hours (i have insomnia) staying up 24-48 hours at a time and I have been wanting certain foods only. If I cannot get those foods I will settle for what I have in the fridge but I am still selective then. For almost a month I was nauseous and now that has stopped to an extent. I took a test that said negative for pregnancy but I am afraid that my PCOS may not show the true results because of hormonal problems. I want to go and get an ultrasound just to be sure but I still feel that it is impossible for me to get/be pregnant. Should I go and have one done?
 
You could be pregnant. I would suggest having a blood test to tell for sure. ANY time you ovulate, there is a chance of getting of pregnant. I'm not sure of the timing, I'm asking myself, but there is always a chance you could be pregnant.
 
You could be pregnant. I would suggest having a blood test to tell for sure. ANY time you ovulate, there is a chance of getting of pregnant. I'm not sure of the timing, I'm asking myself, but there is always a chance you could be pregnant.
 
it is very possible that you receive a negative result, my friend got a negative result repeatedly until she was 14 weeks pregnant, luckily she knew herself she was pregnant so started "acting" pregnant - not smoking, drinking etc! i would go to your doctor and explain the situation, he will likely take a urine+/blood sample to test if you are pregnant but he may refer you for an ultrasound because of your symptoms and PCOS and unprotected sex. be sure to tell him when in your cycle you had unprotected sex etc. (i.e the day and how often) as this will determine your likelyhood of being pregnant.

your local hospital or midwife will not scan you with a negative result unless you have been referred through a gp. good luck, hope it all works out for u xx
 
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