Follow- Up Please be honest I have cried enough tonight!

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  • mrsewert
    mrsewert Posts: 430 Member
    I suggest the doctor and stop peeing on them at night. If your just barely PG it won't show up on a test taken in the evening with you forcing yourself to pee.

    I'm staying positive and going with ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
  • jennicain
    jennicain Posts: 14
    I know how frustrating this is because I have been there! Unless you have been bleeding heavily you haven't miscarried. More than likely you are just VERY early on and the hormone is not very strong in your urine. Just go to the doctor and have bloodwork and then you'll know. Regardless, good luck and try to relax! Stress is never a good thing! :wink:
  • skyley
    skyley Posts: 60 Member
    To save money on tests go to the dollar store I know you wouldn't think they would carry them but they do and they are only a dollar and work really well that's what I used with my son and that way you can test more :)
  • epa422
    epa422 Posts: 1,009
    OK. So I got up this morning and took a Clearblue Easy test and it was clearly positive. Took a First Response and could not see a positive line. Still confused but hopeful.

    The latest batches of First Response aren't working well, as I said last night. Lots of people are getting false negatives on them.
  • justinswife
    justinswife Posts: 49 Member
    I guess I will update real quick. I myself am finally convinced I am pregnant. Achy breasts and this taste in my mouth like when I drink water it tastes like aluminum foil! Made an appointment with my OBGYN today for four weeks out. Thanks for all the encouragement!
  • camille45
    camille45 Posts: 106 Member
    blood test are more accurate. Go to your doctor and get this done, stop wasting your money on inaccurate urine test. Unless you are very pregnant some of those over the counter things may not really work. How may cycles have you missed?
  • CORTNEY5
    CORTNEY5 Posts: 87 Member
    That is too funny!!! :laugh: (about the friend being 7 mos preg and getting a neg response)
  • theresnoeggs
    theresnoeggs Posts: 188 Member
    It sounds like you definitely are to me.. With my Daughter, I got between 5-10 negatives and only two positives before getting blood tests. And one of the positives and one of the negatives were taken with the very same pee. :laugh:
  • Kate_UK
    Kate_UK Posts: 1,299 Member
    AS another POAS adict I'd say you are pregnant! Read the test packets, I think FRER need a higher level of HCG to give a positive than clear blue. The level will be given in in µg.
  • Kate_UK
    Kate_UK Posts: 1,299 Member
    That is too funny!!! :laugh: (about the friend being 7 mos preg and getting a neg response)

    After 3 months the levels of HCG decline to nothing as other hormones take over, so no one would get a positive test at 7 months.
  • kristi223
    kristi223 Posts: 78 Member
    I definitely think you're pregnant...my dr. told me that false positives just don't happen...congratulations girl!!!!
  • iishnova
    iishnova Posts: 259 Member
    OK. So I got up this morning and took a Clearblue Easy test and it was clearly positive. Took a First Response and could not see a positive line. Still confused but hopeful.

    First Response was the first EPT I used and I didn't realize the line was there until I held the thing at an angle and looked close (I was very hopeful) When its negative there is nooooo hint of a line, but as everyone has been saying you're more likely to get a false neg that a false positive. Good luck with the Doc visit!
  • cnewyou
    cnewyou Posts: 40
    Go to the doctor, get some blood drawn, and know for sure. It will happen in its on time. Hang in there.
  • Sweet13_Princess
    Sweet13_Princess Posts: 1,207 Member
    Let us know how you make out after the doctor's visit. Here's hoping!

    Shannon
  • larson0185
    larson0185 Posts: 28
    Step 1: Since it might be too early to tell and you might actually still be pregnant: CHILL. Easier said than done, but if you're pregnant, the last thing you need, and the worst thing for the potential baby, is stress. It can lead to behavioral and emotional problems in childhood and throughout his or her potential life, and it's not going to be any good for you. Reach out to people who care for you--I'm very glad you posted on this forum, because that in and of itself is a step in the right direction. Remember--there are tens of thousands of people who don't even know you from Adam here, but we're bonded by a common objective of losing weight and getting healthy--and we're all behind you 100%.

    Step 2: See. Your. Doctor. Only he or she will be able to give you a conclusive diagnosis, and ONLY he or she will be able to recommend a course of action for you--if you really did miscarry, and you do something ill-advised now, that could seriously damage your chances of getting pregnant ever again, and you need to consult a physician as soon as possible.

    Step 3: Keep in mind that you're in all of our thoughts, our prayers, and our good intentions. There is nothing for you here but support and encouragement, and we'll stand shoulder to shoulder with you through anything. It's kind of the thing here.
  • justinswife
    justinswife Posts: 49 Member
    Guess I finally have a final answer for everyone. Last night while the hubby and I were out to eat and at a bookstore picking up some pregnancy books...I started bleeding terribly! Then the cramps started and felt like nothing I had ever experienced before! The pain lasted all night and into this morning with continued bleeding! We were so floored! We had lost our little 5 week old baby to a chemical miscarriage! I know we never heard its heartbeat but we loved the little one! Thanks ladies for all your input and encouraging words! Hopefully soon I can announce a new blessing of a baby that sticks!
  • amberchristi
    amberchristi Posts: 54
    I just read your latest reply - I lost a little one at the early stages as well and it's terrible. Best of luck in the future :)
  • CricketKate
    CricketKate Posts: 3,657 Member
    Guess I finally have a final answer for everyone. Last night while the hubby and I were out to eat and at a bookstore picking up some pregnancy books...I started bleeding terribly! Then the cramps started and felt like nothing I had ever experienced before! The pain lasted all night and into this morning with continued bleeding! We were so floored! We had lost our little 5 week old baby to a chemical miscarriage! I know we never heard its heartbeat but we loved the little one! Thanks ladies for all your input and encouraging words! Hopefully soon I can announce a new blessing of a baby that sticks!

    I'm so sorry for your loss! I wish that I had words to comfort you, but having been there myself, I know that there aren't any. I hope and pray that you will get your wish soon.
  • sim247
    sim247 Posts: 354
    I am so sorry and I too can sympathise. I lost my baby last year at 8 weeks and it still hurts. I hope you conceive soon. Chin up x
  • NatalieWinning
    NatalieWinning Posts: 999 Member
    Guess I finally have a final answer for everyone. Last night while the hubby and I were out to eat and at a bookstore picking up some pregnancy books...I started bleeding terribly! Then the cramps started and felt like nothing I had ever experienced before! The pain lasted all night and into this morning with continued bleeding! We were so floored! We had lost our little 5 week old baby to a chemical miscarriage! I know we never heard its heartbeat but we loved the little one! Thanks ladies for all your input and encouraging words! Hopefully soon I can announce a new blessing of a baby that sticks!

    I'm sorry. I know it is just like loosing a baby at any stage in pregnancy, no matter how early. It's sad and you will feel the loss. The baby that sticks will be the baby that was meant to be. There will be one in the future!
  • Sweet13_Princess
    Sweet13_Princess Posts: 1,207 Member
    I'm so sorry to hear about the miscarriage. Losing a little one has got to be one of the most difficult things to face. We're all thinking of you and hope you recover, mind, body, and soul soon.:-)

    Shannon
  • AislynneRobot
    AislynneRobot Posts: 19 Member
    Going to the doctor to get a blood test is the best bet. That wasy you can share your concerns with the doctor. Good luck and hope it all works for you. :)
  • Rungirlmba
    Rungirlmba Posts: 19
    Guess I finally have a final answer for everyone. Last night while the hubby and I were out to eat and at a bookstore picking up some pregnancy books...I started bleeding terribly! Then the cramps started and felt like nothing I had ever experienced before! The pain lasted all night and into this morning with continued bleeding! We were so floored! We had lost our little 5 week old baby to a chemical miscarriage! I know we never heard its heartbeat but we loved the little one! Thanks ladies for all your input and encouraging words! Hopefully soon I can announce a new blessing of a baby that sticks!

    I know how hard this is. I, too, miscarried when my little one was 9 weeks. It was medically termed a molar pregnancy, which I never fully understood. I am praying for you and I wish you the best emotional recovery. It's hard...we are all here for you ;-)
  • Kate_UK
    Kate_UK Posts: 1,299 Member
    Thinking of you x
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