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    7 months ago

    Abdomen/back pain with negative pregnancy test

    My husband and I have been trying to conceive for the past 4 months. I am currently 4 days late, but have taken 2 HPTs that are both negative. Yesterday, I started getting sharp shooting pains in my lower right abdomen and back. These pains have gotten progressively worse over the last 18 hours. I'm wondering about 2 things:

    1) Is is possible that I am still pregnant even with a negative test 4 days past my missed period and that these are early pregnancy symptoms?

    2) Could these symptoms be related to appendicitis and causing my period to be late?
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