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chemical PregnancyFrom: Karen (chevy22154@yahoo.com)Thu Feb 27 15:54:11 2003
When you have a chemical pregnancy does the embryo implant into the uterus. I tested with a HPT and it was positive only after my breast were unormally sore. sure enough I was pregnant, but HCG was only eleven four days after I tested. I bleed three days later my period was only late by 4 days. My doctor said it was a chemical pregnancy. What does that mean, and would it be safe to say I could become pregnant again, or is something wrong with the ability for furture embryo's to implant. thank you,
-- Karen
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