I have missed period andI havetestedojSeptember1 and shows a very lightpinkline - #11399
Hi doctor .Iam deepika last month I got my periods on 31 st july and in August still now I didn't get my periods .I have checked urine pregnancy test on sep 1 and it shows very light pink line in T . Before 31 st iam having a pain below tha stomach and above the uterus. And it stops after 1 St of sep. From mrng iam feeling back pain and abdomen pain but not continuously and iam having bleeding along with urine that is 3 to 4 drops .iam very much worried about that I don't know what exactly does it mean and also Iam having a frequent urination Can you please help me to find out the reason behind this
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Hello dear See as per clinical history it seems hormonal alterations Iam suggesting some tests to be done. Kindly get them done for confirmation of diagnosis Serum prolactin Serum Lh Serum ferritin Serum progesterone Serum estrogen Serum TSH Urine analysis Pelvic ultrasound Blood - beta HCG Rft Lft Kindly share the details with gynacolologist in person for better clarification Please donot take any medications without consulting the concerned doctor Hopefully you recover soon Regards
with missed period (last LMP 31 July), faint positive UPT, lower abdominal & back pain, mild bleeding with urine, and frequency of urination. Findings suggest either very early pregnancy with threatened abortion or UTI with hematuria. You need urgent evaluation with β-hCG, pelvic ultrasound, and urine culture to confirm the cause. Immediate gynecologist consultation advised if bleeding increases or pain worsens.
Hi Deepika 🌸
🔎 blood in urine → this could be: • Implantation bleeding (early pregnancy), OR • Threatened miscarriage (early pregnancy loss), OR • Urinary tract infection (UTI) causing burning/frequent urination and blood in urine.
✅ What you should do now 1. Repeat pregnancy test • Do it again with first morning urine (more concentrated) tomorrow or day after. • If line gets darker → pregnancy is progressing. 2. Visit a gynecologist as soon as possible • Because you have bleeding + pain, doctor will check to rule out miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy. • They may ask for a blood test (Beta-hCG) and an early ultrasound. 3. Frequent urination + blood drops in urine → may also suggest UTI. Since you have both pregnancy possibility + UTI symptoms, it is very important not to ignore.
🌸 My advice
Right now: • Stay hydrated (drink water, coconut water). • Avoid lifting heavy things, avoid stress. • Book a gynecologist appointment within 1–2 days to confirm pregnancy and check for UTI or complications.
A faint positive urine pregnancy test usually means early pregnancy, but your current symptoms — back/abdominal pain, bleeding drops with urine, and frequent urination — could be due to either an early miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy, or urinary tract infection (UTI). Since this can be serious, you should get a blood β-hCG test and an ultrasound urgently to confirm pregnancy status and rule out complications. Please consult a Gynecologist immediately so that the cause is identified early and you get the right treatment.
With your last period starting on July 31st and no period in August, a missed period could indeed indicate pregnancy, especially with a light pink line on a pregnancy test, which usually suggests a positive result, though you need to confirm with a repeat test to be certain. The best course of action would be to take another urine pregnancy test in a couple of days using the first morning urine, as it tends to be more concentrated with the pregnancy hormone hCG which could give a clearer result. If it’s still unclear or if you’re experiencing significant symptoms, you should consider seeing a healthcare provider. The abdominal cramping and bleeding you mention may have various causes. Implantation bleeding could be one possibility if you are pregnant, which typically results in light spotting. However, bleeding with abdominal pain could also be concerning for other conditions like a urinary tract infection (UTI) particularly since you mentioned frequent urination. Actually, UTIs are fairly common and could explain the back pain, abdominal discomfort, and bleeding when urinating. It’s important to undergo a urine test to check for infection or other issues. Another consideration could be an early miscarriage or an ectopic pregnancy, both serious conditions that need immediate medical attention. To determine exactly what’s going on, you should reach out to a healthcare provider for a thorough examination, which might include a blood test for pregnancy along with a pelvic ultrasound if necessary. In the meanwhile, note any other symptoms and avoid self-medicating without a doctor’s guidance. If at any point, you experience more intense pain, fever, or heavier bleeding, it’s crucial to seek medical attention right away.
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