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i'm so confused!!!!

hi everyone :) onthe13th of oct i took a prego test it showed a slight positive, i started spotting lightly that day and it was brown. i decided to wait out the week and then take another test. on the 17th i took another and it was very positive.. but that day the bleeding turned pink/red and got heavier.i was very happy about my results. but to be sure the next morning i took another and it was very negative:( my period wasn't due till the20th . i know its possible to bleed and still be pregnant it happened to me with my last pregnancy but not like this......this timei got two positive test and then a negitive..... could i still be pregnant you think?
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I agree with spade take another pregnancy in a week or so or call your doctor!  Brown blood is old blood, but then getting bright red blood isn't normal.  

I hope it works out for you!
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Typically, only half of women who bleed  while pregnant have a good income - bleeding is not normal during pregnancy especially if it is bright red, heavy, accompanied by clots/cramping. Spotting, on the other hand is usually more benign.

Its possible that you are experiencing a chemical pregnancy.  Its also possible that you are pregnant but red bleeding (heavy?) doesnt sound like a good sign.  You could either go to the doctor for a blood test or take another HPT in a week or so.

best of luck to you.
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