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jknight

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Hello All Just a Question
Posted: 05-21-06 02:08am

I was just wondering how common it is to get a false positive on a hpt....I have been trying to get pregnant for the last year, I had a miscarriage in june 05 and I just did a test today and it was positive......Please help me I just need some reasurnace

jenn
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arcadia

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Posted: 05-21-06 02:40am

False positives aren't common... If you get a positive it's 99.9% accurate.

Go get a blood test &get it confirmed.
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kissofangel20

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Posted: 05-21-06 03:56am

Thats right a false pos. Hardly ever happens get a blod test.
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Posted: 05-21-06 16:26pm

The onli othe way to tell fursure is get a blood test *lots of baby dust to u* im sure if u got a positive hpt its right :)
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jknight

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Posted: 05-21-06 18:51pm

I did a pg test at the end of last week or during the weekend and it was negative, then I went to the dr on tuesday and I found that I had a yeast infection so I did the canestin 3 day treatment, last day of treatment was friday and I did the pg test last night and go a positive result, could the med in the canestin give me a false negative
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Ingi

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Posted: 05-21-06 18:52pm

No. Meds for yeast infection will not give you a false positive. Go back to the doctor and get a blood test. That will be definitive. Good luck!
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jknight

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Posted: 05-21-06 19:13pm

Ty all for you replys it really helped me alot and I will keep you posted afer I go to the dr on tuesday
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El

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Posted: 05-21-06 20:15pm

Nope, unlikely to get false positive.
You would have to be taking med which contains human growth hormone.
And it would have to contain quite a bit of it too.
Congrats.
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jknight

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Ty You All
Posted: 05-23-06 19:57pm

I went to the dr and he confirmed that it was positive....Yeah....I dont know how far along I am but I guess we will find out soon enough....I just have to keep my head up and think positive, I have had two miscarriages in a year and a half, one in dec 2004 and june 2005. My first prenatal is june 14th I will let everyone know how I am doing when I knwo more

jenn
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Posted: 05-24-06 18:47pm

Jenn, I 'm so happy for you!! Don't stress too much , I know it's easier said than done but try. I had 2 misscarriages before trey and he's almost 1 now!! Good things do happen!
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El

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Good Luck
Posted: 05-24-06 19:02pm

Congratulations on the definate, positive, positive!

Were you ever checked for incompetent cervix after your 2nd miscarriage? It's a condition where your cervix does not stay closed like it should when you are pregnant, and it causes repeated miscarriage- once the baby gets to a size where it's putting some pressure on the cervix, it just starts to open. It's easily fixed up- they just out in a stitch (minimal risk to baby) then they take the stitch out when the baby is ready to be born.
Ask your doctor about it.
All the best to you and your family.
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