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From: William D. McIntosh, MD (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun, 6 Sep 1998 16:01:35 -0500 (CDT)


At Sun, 6 Sep 1998, Darcy wrote: >
>Has anyone used the hpt Confirm? How sensitive is it? I am on day 17
>past ovulation (and 17 days above the coverline). I took the confirm
>test this morning and it was negative. I'm in a state of confusion
>because I thought the AF would have started 2 days ago. I ovulated on
>day 16 according to the mucuos and temp increase. The temp decreased to
>just one-tenth above the coverline on day 31 but has been back up to
>where it was at 98.5 on days 32&33. (the dip was to 98.1 and the
>coverline is 98.0)
>If AF hasn't shown up by tuesday I'm going to have a blood test. Sorry
>to carry on but I am going insane. We've been trying to get pregant for
>10 months.
>Thank You
>Darcy
>
>--
>Darcy
>

Try not to go insane now. Thats what your baby is for. All pregnancy tests reflect the presence of the hormone HCG, as you almost certainly know. Different tests have different sensitivities, and I really don't know about this particular test. If you still have not had any vaginal bleeding by Tuesday, repeat the test. If it is positive, well there you go. If it is negative, consult your physician. A quantitative HCG (as opposed to the qualitative HCG which is the HPT) may settle the matter for you.

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William D. McIntosh, MD
Clarksville, TN

This is for educational purposes only. It is not intended to replace consultation and examination by your physician or other health care provider.






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