Do u no these symptoms?
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I get that way EVERY time my period comes late. It's hormone fluctuations.
Could you be pg?
Could you be PREGNANT
hi Pregnant lady!
wait a week and try another pregnancy test, but i agree with the hormones answer. tried taking midol? it will help with the headache, and the bloatedness
Hey There!
Erm..the first thing that comes to mind is (pregnancy) But only you would know if that one is a possible scenario! Is it?
The only other thing I can think of is maybe stress! Are you stressed about anything? If I'm feeling a bit stressed my periods are sometimes delayed & I get a bloated stomach (thats because I have IBS too)
Are you a little run down lately? Stress causes headaches too! If Paracetamols isn't doing the trick you need to see a doc...Hope you feel better soon
Take Care.
Make an appointment to see the doctor. This can happen with hormonal changes - you may or not be pregnant but your doctor will examine you, help sort out the problem and it will give you peace of mind. Good luck. GO ON Pick up that phone and dial NOW.
eh..
say hello to the weeun for me..
lol..
no hey i tink you should go to your doc*..
shug:it sounds like you may be having migraines. do you notice that the headaches come from up your neck? does light bother you w/these episodes? or sounds? got a lot of stress? who doesnt though...
i have inner ear trouble & have the light-headedness,but i use to have migrains.you know what helped? ICE, puttin ice on the back of my neck & switch it back & forth onto my head..being in a dark room,quiet,,& a couple times going to the E.R.
ever thot about pms? that could be some of it..but it sounds to me so much like the symptoms i had w/my migraines..hope you find out & get some relief,,in the mean while,,try putting some cold on like i described & going into adark room & rest. see if it helps.&.if.a muscle relaxer helps,,it's more than likely what it is...the tension in the back of the neck most times is where it starts...watch for triggers...like i mentioned above.& tell your dr.
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