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Re: 3 positive HPT's, but crampingFrom: Victoria (anonymous@obgyn.net)Wed, 31 Oct 2001 08:00:23 -0600 (CST)
At Tue, 30 Oct 2001, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: > >At Tue, 30 Oct 2001, Victoria wrote: >> >>I took 3 HPT's and they all show a faint blue line. I've been having >>cramping, like I'm going to start my period. A nurse friend told me not >>to get my hopes up...my hormones could be playing tricks on me. Can >>this really happen and why? >>I know it's all in God's timing, but I was so excited until I heard >>this. Also, I just wanted to thank the doctors on this forum. I had >>been suffering from monthly yeast infections until one doctor said it >>could be something as little as the toilet paper I'm using. Well, that >>did it...I changed to Northern and haven't had one in 4 months! This >>forum is great for us Americans living in foreign countries...calling >>back home can get expensive! >> >>-- >>Victoria >> >hi Victoria, > >If you have taken 3 HPT's then it is likely that you are pregnant. What >I would do is wait a day or two and then test with first morning urine. >The line should be darker by then as the pregnancy hormone doubles in >early pregnancy every 48-72 hours. >I had a lot of cramping earlier in my pregnancy and had nightmares that >I would miscarry (still do!) but my dr (and drs on this board) said that >menstrual type cramps are copmmon in early pregnancy as the embryo >inplants. >Pregnansy tests these days are very sensitive and specific, so I doubt >that your hormones are playing tricks on you! However, some pregnancy's >do end in the very early stages. If you have no bleeding, then take it >that all is ok and do another HPT in a day or two. >I wish you the best, >K K, Thank you so much for your advice. I took another test this morning and the line was definitely darker. Also my cramping has been better today. You really put my mind at ease. God bless you!!
-- Victoria
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