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Could I be pregnant so soon after a D&C

Hello all. I am new to this site and looking for some answers and some support. On Oct 1st, I had a d&c at 11 weeks. I took a pregnancy 2 weeks later to see if I still had hcg in my system and it came up negative. Last week I took another because my period hadn't arrived and it was positive. I went and had a blood serum test and they told me it was 125 and the medical assistant said i would miscarry. Is it possible to test 2 weeks after the d&c and it be negative then get a positive result weeks later? Is 125 too low? I am a mother of 2 and have since had trouble having a successful pregnancy and am frustrated and hoping for a healthy pregnancy. Please help :)
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I believe you are pregnant again I am in the same situation I had a chemical pregnancy the week of September the 22 and am now getting a positive pregnancy test again. Last time I had no pregnancy symptoms before I started bleeding a week later, I really feel pregnant this time around. I wish you the best and according to baby med that hcg level would put you right around 4wks sounds about right to me !!!!!
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Thank you for the comment! I really hope this goes well for me. I get so nervous the first few weeks. I am sorry to hear about your loss. Keep me updated on your your outcome as well and God bless
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