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unhappy

New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 25 Sep 2003
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hcg blood test negative ?
Posted: 09-26-03 23:56pm

Hi ! My period is due 28-29 sept. I had unprotected sex 13 sept and used the withdrawl method. I'm sooooooo worried that i'm pregnant and can't stop thinking ! I'm stressed out!


I took hcg blood test (which shows exact amount of hcg in blood) on 22 sept and that was almost 9 days after intercourse and at the same time one week before the period is due. The test found ( hcg < 1 ) and the result was negative. Maybe I took the test early.

Tommorrow i'll take another hcg blood test. I need to stop worrying and feel relief !!!!!!


*** here's my question ****

if the test that i'll take tommorow didn't detect any hcg in blood as the test before, does this mean for * sure * that i'm " not pregnant" and still my period is due after 2-3 days ?
Yes - or - no ?? What do you all think ??
Any advice/opinion are very appreciated asap !!!!!
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Suzy

Active User, Really EHEALTHy
Joined: 20 Sep 2003
Posts: 530
Possible Pregnancy
Posted: 09-27-03 02:07am

Dear unhappy,

I don't want to alarm you as you don't sound very enthusiastic about the possibility of being pregnant, but the fact is you did have sex on the day that you would have been most fertile. You did take both pregnancy tests too early. If you wait until at least a couple of days after your period is due you should get a more accurate reading as the hcg levels just wouldn't have been there when you tested. If you go to your doctor for a blood test, they are far more accurate than home ones.

Good luck,

.::suzy::.
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