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check for implantation problems?
Is it a good idea to check for HCG before AF so that you can tell whether you are having a chemical pregnancy? originally i was planning to wait for AF before testing but suddenly thought that if theres a problem with implantation the only way to tell would be to see if you get positives ie 'chemical pregnancy' before AF. Am i right in my definiiton of chemical pregnancy ? does anyone know how to check for implantation problems?? thanks . babydust all around .....
thank you that explains it well
I just went trought what it seems to be a chemical pregnancy. I'm very regular in my period and the evening where it was supposed to come I took a HPT and it came back positive. You can imagine, me and my DH where extremely excited..! Only to get a BFN a couple of days later confirmed by a blood test and A/F.
I checked online bcs I was so confused as to what had happend, being late and getting a BFP only to get a BFN a couple of days later, the feedback I got was a chemical pregnancy.
This is some information I found:
A miscarriage that happens within a week or so of the due menstrual period is called a chemical pregnancy. As many as 8 out of 10 women have either experienced one or will experience one in their lifetime. These early miscarriages are overlooked as a heavy menstrual bleeding and or a period that lasts a little longer than usual. Chemical pregnancies are fairly common and many times a woman will discover that she has indeed experienced an early miscarriage.
Most women discover they are having an early miscarriage if they are charting their fertility signs and are actively trying to become pregnant. Many women can attain a positive home pregnancy test as early as 10 days post ovulation and some tests can even detect pregnancy earlier. Because of the sensitivity of some home pregnancy tests, a woman who knows exactly when she ovulates can test even before the menstrual period is due.
There are numerous different reasons why chemical pregnancies occur:
Low progesterone
Insufficient uterine lining
Genetic problems
Immune issues
Possible obstructions in the uterus, such as fibroid tumors (depending on their location)
Many tests can be run to determine why chemical pregnancies occur, though sometimes a reason will be found.
Some steps can be taken to help prevent future chemical pregnancies once it has been established that a woman has suffered an early miscarriage. After two or more miscarriages most doctors will begin testing to find the reason for the miscarriages. Some doctors will begin these tests sooner.
Possible treatments include heparin, aspirin, immune testing, genetic counseling, progesterone and other drugs such as Clomid.
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I checked online bcs I was so confused as to what had happend, being late and getting a BFP only to get a BFN a couple of days later, the feedback I got was a chemical pregnancy.
This is some information I found:
A miscarriage that happens within a week or so of the due menstrual period is called a chemical pregnancy. As many as 8 out of 10 women have either experienced one or will experience one in their lifetime. These early miscarriages are overlooked as a heavy menstrual bleeding and or a period that lasts a little longer than usual. Chemical pregnancies are fairly common and many times a woman will discover that she has indeed experienced an early miscarriage.
Most women discover they are having an early miscarriage if they are charting their fertility signs and are actively trying to become pregnant. Many women can attain a positive home pregnancy test as early as 10 days post ovulation and some tests can even detect pregnancy earlier. Because of the sensitivity of some home pregnancy tests, a woman who knows exactly when she ovulates can test even before the menstrual period is due.
There are numerous different reasons why chemical pregnancies occur:
Low progesterone
Insufficient uterine lining
Genetic problems
Immune issues
Possible obstructions in the uterus, such as fibroid tumors (depending on their location)
Many tests can be run to determine why chemical pregnancies occur, though sometimes a reason will be found.
Some steps can be taken to help prevent future chemical pregnancies once it has been established that a woman has suffered an early miscarriage. After two or more miscarriages most doctors will begin testing to find the reason for the miscarriages. Some doctors will begin these tests sooner.
Possible treatments include heparin, aspirin, immune testing, genetic counseling, progesterone and other drugs such as Clomid.
Copyright © Pregnancy.org, LLC.
You mean have a doctor check for it? Many women know when they have a chemical pregnancy from early testing. Otherwise they would have no idea and think they are just getting their period. I think one thing you can take (which is more advised by your doctor) is baby aspirin. Which is a low dose of 81mg of it. If you look it up...I'm pretty sure it helps out with the implantation process.
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