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Re: chemical PregnancyFrom: Melissa (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu, 27 Feb 2003 18:27:52 -0600 (CST)
At Thu, 27 Feb 2003, Karen wrote: > >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 > >-- >Karen > >-- >Karen >I had the same thing but, I was pregnate. I took a home preg test and it tested pos and the had a blood test that said neg. I waited a week and the blood test came back pos. I lost the baby the next day. I was told that this occurs when the embyo doesn't completely implant into the uteran wall. this causes the positive on the home preg test because a small amount od HCG was released into your system but went away after the embryo was sluffed of during menstration. Home preg tests are very sensitive and can detect the smallest amount of HCG in your urine. Like you, my HCG level at 2 weeks was 17. My ob said that women have many miscarriages that they don't know about all of the time. this could be what happen to you.
-- Melissa
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