The first day of my last period was March
16. I have been really tired, have had
cramping for about 2 weeks now, and have
been urinating a lot, even getting up in
the middle of the night.
I have taken 4 pregnancy tests and they
all came back negative. I wne tot the
doctor yesterday and took a blood test and
will get the results Monday morning.
I feel pregnant (does that even make
sense) and I am excited to get the results
back from the test, but I also know not to
get my hopes up.
This is the first time I have ever missed
my period, and my husband and I have been
ttc since January.
Is it very common to have neg pregnancy
tests, then a positive blood test. If this
blood test is negative, and I still do not
get my period, was the blood tst the final
word, or should I have another blood
test?
Also, what exactly does the blood test
pick up that the home pregnancy test
doesn't.
Thnaks!
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Ingi
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Posted: 05-10-08 15:10pm
A blood test picks up lower levels of
hormones.
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justforfun
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Posted: 05-10-08 23:38pm
Yes you can have neg HPT and positive
blood test. My friend had neg HPT until
she was nearly 4 months preggo.
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bellax0x
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Posted: 05-11-08 01:51am
good luck!! i hope you get the results
youre looking for!
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