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Re: still confused!!!

From: Anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 31 Mar 2003 19:10:02 -0600 (CST)


Noc a doc, but it sounds like you did conceive, but that your body did not produce enough HCG to maintain the pregnancy. In other words, you experienced a very early miscarriage, which is extremely common and often goes undetected as it can be easily mistaken for a late period. See archives, search: "chemical pregnancy" to learn more. Best wishes...

At Mon, 31 Mar 2003, MAG wrote: >
>I posted this message last Wednesday...
>
>My husband and I have been trying for 6 months now and I'm now 7 days
>late. I've experienced breast tenderness, frequent urination and my
>veins have become more visible in the breasts. I took 2 HPT that both
>tested a faint positive on Monday. This morning(Wednesday) I took
>another and it was even fainter. I went to the Dr. and they took a
>urine test that came out negative and sent me for a blood test, which I
>don't know the results to yet. 2 weeks ago when I went for my Pap, my
>Dr. said I had a blue cervix and my uterus felt like I could be
>pregnant but it was too early to tell. If I'm not pregnant, what could
>be wrong?
>
>>>>I got my period the next day. But my Dr. calls me today and said the blood test was inconclusive because it showed a HCG level of 7. She wants me to re-test but I've been so upset over this whole thing, I'd rather not deal with it... So my question is, now what does a 7 mean? Did I have a miscarriage or something? She also mentioned that having a period doesn't matter, that she had a period herself for 2 months into her pregnancy... So confused... Help!






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