I am a 31 year old married women. I am a pcod patient with endometriosis. I am on meprate for my regular periods. In this cycle I feel light clear vaginal discharge, bloated stomach, lower abdominal cramps, lethargy n all. But my home pregnancy test is negative which I have done after the 10 days from the date of period. My doctor's says it's normal and take meprate for periods. But somehow I am not convinced. I feel like that I am pregnant this time. Need suggestions.

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome

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Dr. Neena AgrawalGynaecologist34yrs exp

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I don't think you r pregnant however wait for two days and recheck preg test.

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Dr. Usha SubrahmanyamGynaecologist32yrs exp

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If your cycles are regular and you are ovulating, possibility of pregnancy exists. But the pregnancy test would become positive only about 10 days after conception. If you have a doubt you can take duphaston instead of meprate which is safe in pregnancy too.

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Dr. Roopakshi GargGynaecologistyrs exp

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U can go for blood test to confirm and take better medicine to conceive if wanted or regularising periods and pain.

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Dr. Daya SharmaGynaecologist53yrs exp

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I don't think that you are pregnant you will get pds after stopping the meprate for bloating sensation stomach you can take syears vitazyme.

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