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What do I do????
So, I had a negative pregnancy test the night before last and yesterday am I had a positive one and then this am it was negative and I also started spotting this am! I have been off the shot since June, I have been having the symptoms of pregnancy! So am I pregnant or not?? AHHHH!
Hi there - the same thing happened to me this week - Monday night I took an at home test - Pregnant - I waited a few hours and tested again to be sure - NOT pregnant - my husband and I went to the store and purchased 3 more tests - I took 2 more - NOT pregnant - then I read online your are NOT suppose to keep drinking liquids because it can dilute the hCG in your Urine (the hormone that increases in your body when you are pregnant) - so I waited until Tuesday morning and took another test - Pregant! Yea! I stopped by a local Urgent care on the way to work to have a test - Pregnant!
I was very excited - called my gyno immediately and she got me in that day - she took 2 tests and they were both NEGATIVE - obviously a very emotional, very frustrating week - she ended up doing a blood test and called me yesterday to say we are having a baby! Wait another week and take another test -the hCG levels double each day - it will pick it up in the next test if you are...good luck
I was very excited - called my gyno immediately and she got me in that day - she took 2 tests and they were both NEGATIVE - obviously a very emotional, very frustrating week - she ended up doing a blood test and called me yesterday to say we are having a baby! Wait another week and take another test -the hCG levels double each day - it will pick it up in the next test if you are...good luck
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
get a blood pregnancy test at about 1 week after your period was due. This will provide you with a pregnancy hormone level which is reliable. The Urine pregnancy test sometimes detects pregnancy at varying levels (even the same brand), and this may explain the on-off nature of your results. It may also be possible that you are having an early miscarriage. EIther way, the blood teest is extremely accurate.
Dr. hoyte
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