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Ok i had mmy son 5months and5 days ago i havnt had my period for abot 4 weeks now i have been nausous every night same as my last pregnancy and have had all the. Semptoms first test game back with a very faint line 4 otheers negattive when i was pregnant with my son all were negative even blood till i was. 6 weeks i have not had stress and always have regular periods is it possible i could be pregnant. Thank you
You probably didn't have the proper blood test done. You need a beta blood test to detect the exact level of hCG in your body - it can't be wrong unless done to early or by lab error. Many women don't realize there are two types of tests that can be done. It sounds like you had the simpler one done, which just says yes/no.
It was very light and i wait less then a min when i was preg with my soon i had neg and pos result but got a blood test and. Still neg then i waited and while tested and was positive annd got a blood test that was posive i was 6 almost 7 weeks
Did it have colour, how long did it take to appear? You don't actually have to wait, just retest with first morning urine. If you're pregnant it would be positive.
Im not breastfeeding and i think i might wait a week or two to test again took a test last night and theres a very faint line
It's not that you're more 'fertile' because you still ovulate the same (for the most part). It's just that your body is prepped so to speak, so it's easier for a pregnancy to stick.
I've heard you are more fertile after miscarriages and after birth, unless you're brestfeeding.
Sounds like it. I would keep testing about once a week and if you keep getting negatives and no period I would see a dr in another 3 or 4 weeks.
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