You should talk to your doctor about that. I don't know of any reasons why three tests in a row would be wrong. If they are all three from the same box, then maybe they were all contaminated somehow. Or if they were a super cheap kind, they may not work properly. I really can't say, but you should talk to your doctor and get more answers from them.
I doubt she will. With Amy's mom also being pregnant, there are enough babies! Besides, Grace is on birth control which SHOULD be 99% effective.
No, diabetes has nothing to do with being pregnant, so if your test came back positive, and you had unprotected sex, your chances of being pregnant are 100%
that's because your hormone level qiuts after 3 months
polycystic ovaries, stress......several things. See your Dr or gyno for a proper diagnoses.
if you are bleeding heavily than you probably aren't pregnant, but if you have had a positive pregnancy test and are bleeding heavily you need to see a doctor
Yes. A lot of whomen who want to be pregnant can actually make themselves feel symptoms. You should really wait until you are late with your period and then take another test.
A false negative indicates that a person may not have a disease that is being checked for or that the person may not be pregnant. Having a false positive would be the opposite showing that the person does have a disease or could be pregnant.
If you think you are pregnant, include that in the question instead of beating around the bush with the spotting & sensitive sense of smell & nausea symptoms of being pregnant. If you are sexually active & think you are pregnant, get a pregnancy test. If the test is positive, go see a doctor. Even if the test isn't positive, you should still go see a doctor because pregnancy tests are not 100% accurate. And if you didn't know that these are symptoms of being pregnant, then you should not be sexually active with the lack of knowledge that you have about such things, (assuming that you are sexually active).
I think the moment you think your pregnant you should talk to your doctor. Only your family doctor knows what's best for you and knows the facts you need to know about being pregnant. If you think your pregnant you should take a home pregnancy test, if it comes up positive than you should stop taking your birth control pills and make an appointment with your family doctor. He/She will discuss your options.
You make an appointment as soon as you suspect it or get a positive pregnancy test.
umm it depends on the church but some don't like when miners get married to young or pregnant I guess...
You should contact your doctor if you are showing signs of being pregnant. (nausea, headaches, backpain, late menstrual cycle, etc) Your doctor will direct you from there.