worse case scenario , tube breaks and bleeds until she passes out when she stands-up . then you know for sure . get her to the emergency room ASAP. my wife had a tubal pregnancy.

if your friend had a tubal pregnancy, she would be in alot of pain. they symptons appear a couple of weeks after concieving as the featus grows and the fillopeon tube is very small and not a lot of room for growth.

With a tubal, there would be intense pain, and by 3 months she would have had symptoms because the size of the baby at this point would have ruptured her fallopian tube. So I seriously doubt it is a tubal pregnancy.

Also, you are incorrect that an ectopic pregnancy doesn’t show up on a pregnancy test. It does. The embryo is developing and therefore the pregnancy hormone HCG will be present.

I do not think your friend is pregnant. But if she hasn’t had a period in three months when she has otherwise been regular, she needs to go to the doctor, insurance or no. She could have an STD or other illness that has affected her cycles.

you dont need insurance to go to a planned parenthood.. they are the best bet if you are really worried…
i know it sounds like a teenage “i dont want my parents to know” kind of thing to do.. but they ARE doctors.. and can help without insurance.. they just charge a flat fee and thats it..and some things are free depending on age, and situation…
good luck..

she wold prbley know if she had a tubal pregnancy, its usually very painful but every woman is different. You get pain in one side , fever, sometimes shoulder pain, nausea. If she thinks its tubal she should go to the er. It doesnt sound like it though

If it is tubal, she will have a lot of pain. if she does not have insurance (and lives in the U.S.), Planned Parenthood will see her for free.

Good Luck!

their is no ave tense to confirm of that,in fact pregnancy ,Chang you buddy in SAM whey but privet for any harm com to the mother

What happens is that the disease is not active, but there, and flares after the delivery. Autoimmune diseases are “triggered” and often dormant.

I have RA. It was triggered by strep throat at age 27. I probably got it at about age 23, when it was assumed I had carpal tunnels from being a pastry chef. Turns out, after having the electrical test for carpal tunnels, I didn’t have carpal tunnels. I was experiencing the beginning of my RA those years back, without the full-blown symptoms I had once the strep throat came along. Now I have the full-blown RA.

Keep in mind that giving birth is a traumatic event to your body and trauma can cause an autoimmune disease. People have been triggered into RA by car accidents, believe it or not.

Stress, illness, schedule changes, medication, overweight, underweight, miscalculation, peri-menopause, or menopause.

looks like you have a familial idiopathic history of rheumatism. you’ll have to weigh the risks/benefits in your own mind. there IS a definite chance you could develop it; however, maybe it would be worth it to you to bring a child into this world.