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I had a abortion in which I started having unprotected sex 6days after, like everyday 2x a day to the day. I took a pregnancy test (multiple) thinking that 1 line should start to faint away which they haven't (still very pink). I haven't gotten a period yet but every HPT I've taken says + but the HCG Quantative says + but my levels are dropping. Could that be because it's too early to tell with the HCG beta test for this pregnancy after the abortion? My boobs have been soooo sore the past few days & I got this brownish discharge when I went to wipe myself a few days ago. Normally I am very fertile & I want to be pregnant, but am I?
Well I do know a few things. This isn't a new pregnancy. Until the hormones drop to 0, you're going to continue to show positive and feel pregnant. I do have a few questions though. Did your doctor clear you for sex so soon? You're not supposed to have intercourse for at least 2 weeks after these, and if you do you put yourself at risk of infection. This makes no difference to how you feel or if you're bleeding or not. I'm not sure why you had an abortion (unless you're in a different country and are referring to a miscarriage and needed a D&C to remove baby) but if you're wanting to be pregnant, but you need to give your body time to heal. Getting pregnant so soon after can cause a miscarriage and you could lose baby. Remember the hormone doesn't just drop overnight. It can take weeks before your levels get to 0, and until then your body won't ovulate because it thinks it's pregnant--even if nothing is there.
it is ALWAYS your choice. The baby is in YOU! I am not judging either but I am not real sure how to respond to this post.
Just a question. I'm NOT judging you in any way. IF you had an abortion, why would you start having unprotected sex right after??? And if NOW you want to be pregnant, WHY did you have an abortion??? Just curious I guess.
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