The pregnancy test showed that I was not pregnant, but I felt nauseous and vomited. What's going on?

Pregnancy test sticks are a relatively quick way to test for pregnancy, but some women do not detect pregnancy when using pregnancy test sticks. However, in the following days, they always feel a loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, and other symptoms. It is just like morning sickness during pregnancy. What is going on when the pregnancy test stick shows no pregnancy but nausea and vomiting?

The pregnancy test showed that I was not pregnant, but I felt nauseous and vomited. What's going on?

Test inaccurate

Tests are sometimes inaccurate, so you can go to the hospital for a blood or urine test to see if you are pregnant. It is also better to test again.

If the pregnancy test stick fails to show pregnancy, it does not mean that you are not pregnant. It may be because of the short time that the HCG concentration in the blood has not yet penetrated into the urine, so it cannot be detected. But then again, nausea does not mean that you are pregnant, so there is no direct connection between the two. So nausea may be just a transient symptom, and you can continue to observe without treatment. It is recommended to relax your mentality and test again after a while to see if you are pregnant to rule out nausea and discomfort caused by pregnancy.

Other conditions

If you are not pregnant, it is probably a stomach problem. It may be that you did not control the indoor temperature during sexual intercourse and caught a cold, or it may be that the wrong posture affected the stomach-related organs and caused stomach discomfort.

Chronic pharyngitis can also cause nausea and vomiting

Psychological effects

People who are overly worried about pregnancy or who really want to get pregnant are prone to mistaking symptoms such as colds and stomach problems as early pregnancy reactions. It is recommended that you relax and not be too stressed. If this situation persists, it is recommended to see a doctor