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I had a UTI and went to the doctor. They tested my urine, can they discover pregnancy by analysing urine? |
Getting pregnant is a long time paranoia/fear of mine. I was diagnosed with a UTI last week, and wondered if they can spot pregnancy with the urine tests used to search for problems. I haven't actually had sex, but I have fooled around alot, so I'm getting really paranoid. I was on the pill for my skin, but it was making me feel crazy so after about 5 days of taking it, I stopped. I then started to bleed for about a week. This was on the 10th of August and period before that was on the 24th of July. When should I expect my next period? I think I"ve really screwed up my cycle! Your doctor will not test you for pregnancy unless you ask them to. The tests avaliable to a doctor are generally better than most over the counter tests, and if they think they're wrong they can just do it again--they use drops instead of a large plastic and paper apparatus like the over the counter models. As for your cycle, you're right. You have really messed with it, but not to worry, when the hormones leave your system it will return to how it was before you took the pill. You really should have called your gynocologist and explained that you weren't agreeing with the pills before you just stopped taking them. There are many different pills out there, she probably could have suggested something different. Putting your body through the mess of hormones and suddenly stopping is definantly not recomended. But that is past. Be sure to call your gynocologist and explain about the pills, and ask for alternatives or ways to make the transition easier. As for a date for your period, there's no real way to know. Most pills are designed to start taking on the first day of your last period, so in that case it would be easy to tell you that it will be right around your normal time. Since the dates you mentioned are so odd, that won't nessicarily be true. You should be prepared for a period in your normal time frame--based on your last nonpill period--just in case, but it would not be unusual for you to not have another period until the end of September since your body is in a little bit of chaos. Stressing about being pregnant, and the stress of a UTI on your body are only going to encourage it to take longer to arrive. If you are super concerned about it, you can get a pregnancy test done, but it won't give you any definant results. Even if you base the date on your last normal period, you are still well within the month timeframe and wouldn't be considered even late by most doctors. If October rolls around and you haven't had a period, or you start experincing other signs that would indicate pregnancy, be absolutely certain to go and see your gynocologist. Otherwise, I wouldn't worry too much. While it is true that it only takes a single sperm to impregnate a woman, once it is outside the body it dies within minutes if it is not introduced to a nice warm, wet environment. I'm guessing yes, because that's how they check athlete's for steriods. I reckon they can, because all the early pregnancy test things, you pee on them and tell if you are pregnant by the color. yes they will know if u are by the urine test yes you have but it will adjust itself soon enough. Why would you be worried about pregnancy if you haven't had sex???? I don't think they would just look for the pregnancy hormone unless they had a reason too. thay would have to be looking specifically for the hormone indicating pregnancy- and probably werent unless you asked them to. i would just wait for another month, & if u dont get it take a test. I doubt it; getting pregnant w/ out sex is a very, very slim chance! They can tell by your urine for pregnancy but you'd have to let them know. You should see a doctor. If you are 10 days late atleast they should be abled to tell you if you are positive. |
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