Hi, it's almost 9 weeks of not getting periods. Got both hpt n hcg tests negative. Symptoms are tiredness, nausea, craving, etc which are very similar with pregnancy symptoms n having white discharge too(not much) it's like creamy type whenever I go to urine only. Also getting backpain. My doc have primolet to get back my periods. I have seen same type of questions n issues in internet. After 3 months n negative tests they got confirmed with pregnancy by ultrasound scanning. Is it really works to go ahead with ultrasound to get what's happening exactly.
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I have a friend who had negative blood tests throughout her whole pregnancy.after a certain point in pregnancy, the hormones go back down low enough so its not detected. Sometimes people test too early. And for some, the waiting until after you miss your period is too long and your hormones go down.everyone is different.always check with your doctor if your periods get out of whack.I love you guys and wish babies on you all.
What ended up happening??? I believe i am 5 months pregnant with neg blood relsults. I was under so much stress I didn't even realize it was possible til about 3 weeks ago, so now my hcg won't raise from what I am reading. Were you/are you (read about cryptic pregnancy too...) pregnant???
Please someone help me i am 20 years old and im scared that i maybe pregnant but the fact is i just took a test yesterday afternoon and it said negative but for a few months now i have been having signs that i maybe pregnant. I am pretty moody even get upset at little things i cry during cartoons and my family thinks its weird i am tired a lot the smell of some favorite foods of mine make me sick and for 2 months now i have been having a twitching feeling in my lower part of the stomach ive been wondering if its a baby. Right now i just want to cry and no for sure whats going on with me..........If it is the fact i am pregnant than i will be almost 7 months along.
People sure do get fired up about this. Clinical trials involve a certain patient population by definition. But yes, a small group of people can make up a study.
As you said unicorny, you are one of that 1 percent. On this forum, we have lots of women who get negative pregnancy tests and still want to believe they are pregnant. 99 percent of them are not. But then there are people like you that are.
I'm glad you got it sorted out and I'm sure it is hard to find out you are pregnant at 20 week! Exciting though. Hope all goes well/went well with the pregnancy.
good luck
Someone obviously thinks "clinical trials" means results from a vast portion of the population and not a few not-so-random control groups of 20-40 people, meant to represent the population at large, which is pretty laughable.
There's lies, there's damn lies, and then there's statistics...