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I have taken a pregnancy test last month and it came up negative

im 19 years old. I’ve noticed that my upper stomach has gotten a bit bigger, yet I havent put on any weight. my boobs have gotten bigger and I get weird feelings in my stomach. [I know about sex, for all that try to down me]…but I have taken a pregnancy test last month and it came up negative…my question is, besides possibly being pregnant and the test being wrong, why would my boobs be getting bigger. im 19 and they just started growing again about a month ago. please help, any advice will help

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Answer #1

MAYBE YOU ARE PREGNANT AND YOUR HORMONES HAVING PICK UP THAT YOU ARE PREGNANT BECAUSE THATS what IT IS BASED ON WHEN you TAKE A PREGNANCY TEST.what you NEED TO DO IS GO TO THE DOCTOR TO GET CHECK BECAUSE THEY CAN ABSOLUTELY TELL IF you ARE PREGNANT OR NOT BY TAKIN YOUR BLOOD ALSO.SO you SHOULD REALLY CONSIDER GOING!

Answer #2

you can have a false neg which that means you can be preg.. take another test to see and than go to doc

so take that into consideration…

Answer #3

thank you…also..do yall think that I should tell my boyfriend about my concerns? I dont want to scare him because I know he isnt ready for kids..weve been together for 4 and a half years and frankly, im not ready either. im so afraid, mostly because I always promised myself to never have an abortion…but if I am pregnant…I seriously dont know what to do.. im in college.

Answer #4

It is always best to keep things out in the open with your boyfriend. That way he can support you a little emotionally, and celebrate things with you if they turn out good :)

There are other reasons your breasts can grow suddenly at around 19. There can be natural hormone changes around this time as this is about the age when your body is at its best for starting to have children (scary as that may sound). If you are still worried and hadn’t gone a full cycle between the last time you had sex and the time you took the test, take another, or better yet, see a doctor and put all your fears at rest (hopefully).

Good luck, and keep us posted!

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