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10148275 tn?1422049837

False negative

Hey ladies. Mr snd my husband are ttc and a week ago I went to my Dr and she is thinking that I am absolutely pregant. I got cramps but no period or blood at all. I an SUPER tired and worn out all the time. But when I took a prebnancy test ( all different brands ) they all said negative. I go in for a blood test in a few days but I am still nervous. I am taking prenatals and taking care of my body but I am scared because my Dr told me that I may be one of those people who unfortunately d I nt have enough HCG to show on a test. What us the likelihood that I am in fact pregant? I have been pregnant twice before but never passes 8 weeks before a miscarriage and neither showed positive on a test.
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I am the same, no period since the 17/01/2015, and shattered all the time. the first 2 times of pregnancy, i knew i was pregnant due to implantation bleeding (which i lost both of them), but this time there has been nothing. Some pains and feeling sick and sore boobs and very tired all the time. :-( I am gonna go to the doctors this week.

But good luck x
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10371348 tn?1416868778
Sorry i forgot to add my SIL also had low hgc so after they saw baby she had to take a tablet everyday to help her hormones.
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10371348 tn?1416868778
My sister in law never showed a positive pregnancy test the first 3 months of pregnancy i went with her to the doctors so many times.... they ended up giving her an ultrasound and saw a baby.
I also got negative for 3 weeks after my missed period i get a positive at around 6-7 weeks pregnant.
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An ultrasound would be a more than effective way to prove if you are. Good luck and God bless :)
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Have them do an ultrasound
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10148275 tn?1422049837
Sorry about the spelling errors, my hands are frozen and I have a very sensitive keyboard.
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