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Pregnant at 45?

I'm 45 and not trying to get pregnant.  I just took a pregnancy test 2 days ago ( in the evening) and it came back "positive" then I took another one this morning and it came back negative.  What is going on?  Is it possible I'm going through changes and my hormones are all over the place?  

I'm going to take a blood test on Monday morning, but I was curious if anyone had some insight on this.  

Thanks
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254689 tn?1251180040
I wish I had answers to these questions.  Only, my re said hcg levels can be slightly elevated in menopausal women but I doubt it's enough to give a 'positive' on an hpt.  I think you should get a blood beta-HCG test at your dr's.
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I don't know if maybe age has something to do with the accuracy of the HPTs or not.  I have had negative HPTs and blood test all during this pregnancy.  They only found it through ultrasound.  I kept telling them I felt all pregnancy symptoms but they wouldn't do an ultrasound at 9 weeks because of the negative tests.  They finally agreed at 16 weeks and there he was!  I will be 51 on Sunday.  We are so excited!!!

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441462 tn?1207951214
my mom was 45 when she had my brother..she thought she was going through the *change* and didnt have a period for 2 months,went to the doctor and found out she was pregnant,,after she had him,she never had her period again ..did you try a digital test? i would try that..keep us posted.
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