Yes, your hCG level is still elevated from the last pregnancy for about 6 weeks.
The baby will either be A positive or B positive but the baby's genotype will be AO+ or BO+
did you mean to say "negative"?
can a baby survive at 20 weeks? if ur spotting and cramping
It starts at 18 weeks into the pregnancy, or 16 weeks after conception.
Usually a woman won't ovulate until all hcg has disappeared from her body, and it is unusual but not impossible for a woman to bleed without ovulating (not counting situations where artificial hormones are being used.) It is rare to have a positive pregnancy test 7 days after ovulation, but not impossible. It is entirely possible to get pregnant after having a baby without having had a period at all. If you are less than 4 weeks postpartum, a positive pregnancy test is likely due to residual hcg in your body from your prior pregnancy. If you are more than 4 weeks, any positive pregnancy test is likely to be correct.
Yes, it takes several weeks until the hormones settle.
Yes
20 weeks
You can take a pregnancy test roughly 3 weeks after you had sex
I was 9 weeks and 1 day pregnant, i miscarried at 3 months but the baby had died at 9 weeks and 1 day, i had 3 positive pregnancy tests 2 weeks, 3 weeks and 4 weeks after i had a miscarriage. On the 5th week i had my period! Five days before my period i had a negative pregnancy result.
No, you can't feel the baby move at 4 weeks. by 4 weeks the baby hasn't been formed its still an egg - growing into a baby
i'm 12 weeks into my second pregnancy and starting to feel flutters in my stomach. I recognize this as fetal movements. With my first pregnancy, i only realized the baby was moving at 16 weeks.