Could I still be pregnant or pregnant again if I have had no period since April and a miscarriage in June with a D and C and no period almost four weeks later with a positive pregnancy blood test?

Yes you can. Almost a third of all pregnancies end up in miscarriage and people get pregnant again after that.

Yes if you had sex before your period came back. But remember that it can take the hormones almost 2 months to settle and during that time you can have pregnancy symptoms and show positive on the test.

If you got a positive pregnancy test you are almost definitely pregnant. There are a few rare meds taht will cause it but its very rare.

Dangerous for you? No. Dangerous for the pregnancy? Yes. The cervix need to close and the uterus to heal first so you give the pregnancy the best chance you can since almost a third of all pregnancies end in miscarriage whether it's your first or third pregnancy or whether you've had a miscarriage or abortion before or not. Wait around 4 months until trying again.

You should take a test now if you are almost 2 months late. A pregnancy test usually shows positive if you are pregnant right after your period is missed.

Take a pregnancy test , and if positive go to the hospital .

Not necessarily. It is not uncommon to "spot" a little, especially that early in the pregnancy. If you continue to bleed in amounts similar to your normal menses it could be indicative of a miscarriage. Consult your OBGYN MD or midwife.

Yes it is possible. It is a really good idea to make a Dr appt. as soon as possible to find out for sure. Sometimes there might still be something wrong from the last pregnancy. It is better to be safe than sorry and get checked out. Good Luck.

Absolutely! Almost 1/3 pregnancies end in miscarriage and a huge majority of those women have children after.

It is more likely for you ro get a false negative than a false positive. In other words, if you get a negative on a test, you could still be pregnant, if you get a positive test, you are almost 100% pregnant. Positive pregnancies are rarely wrong.

If your pregnancy test was positive, then you are almost certainly pregnant. Having your fallopian tubes tied is not a foolproof method of contraception - it has a 1 in 200 failure rate.

you most likely had a miscarriage meaning your hgc levels(hormones that only come from being pregnant) were high enough to get a positive pregnancy test. however if you have a blood test done and they do not double in numbers or more within three days and instead are decreasing it is because your body started producing the hormone when you got pregnant but is now letting it go because of a miscarriage and there is…

Yes.. I took a pregnancy test and got a very very faint almost non visible pink line.. I was also confused so bought a digital test and low and behold pregnant.. My advice would be to buy a digital test because you are probably pregnant!!!

So many times the zygote has defective chromosomes. It is possible that you get pregnancy almost every month after the marriage and the defective zygote goes out with your menses only. The normal or near normal pregnancy is preserved by nature. So you may not notice miscarriage of only about three weeks. It is not necessary to know the same. That is expensive and useless.

its a miscarriage :(

My understanding is that the tests do not always show positive when you are pregnant, but that they never show positive if you are not pregnant. In other words, if you have a positive test, you are almost certainly pregnant.

No its a sign of early miscarriage get checked sweetie

I was almost 2 months pregnant and had cramps the whole time, i asked my doctor and all my friends who have been pregnant if it was normal to experience cramping and they all said yes. I started spotting and had my first miscarriage. I would go make sure everything is okay.

Your hcg levels take a little while to go back to normal which is why you are still seeing a positive. I wouldn't recommend testing for a while. Sometimes it can take a couple of months to go back to normal. Don't do that to yourself.

I can't say if you had a miscarriage, probably not as it almost always involves bleeding. A positive HPT is 99.5% certain to be correct. You need to see a doctor NOW as you may be further along than you think if your belly is big. I can't say if you had a miscarriage, probably not as it almost always involves bleeding. A positive HPT is 99.5% certain to be correct. You need to see…

I am almost positive that it doesn't show hcg in a falsified pregnancy result.

I just had a miscarriage at 6 weeks. I did not feel different then being pregnant, but I started spotting on Wednesday and by Thursday morning I was bleeding like my period. Doctor says it was a chemical pregnancy, which is just a term for a miscarriage before 7 weeks.

it takes almost 10 days

Ask your doctor. No, not for sure. You could have a hormone imbalance. You definitely need to see a doctor.

Yes, depending on how long ago the baby died. Each day from the day you miscarried, your HCG levels (pregnancy hormone levels) drop. If you test soon after the miscarriage, you will still test positive. But if you test positive a few weeks later, you could still be pregnant (or pregnant again). After 5 weeks, it shouldn't take long for your hcg levels to drop. This will also depend upon what you consider five weeks…

It has been known to happen that women have their periods while being pregnant. If the cramping and bleeding is heavier than a normal period, it's also possible you are having a miscarriage. See a doctor.

The pregnancy symptoms may or may not start by three weeks of conceptions. But the urine test of pregnancy is almost always positive by this time. You can repeat the same after three days, if negative. By that time it should be almost invariably positive.

Yeast infection is not a sign of pregnancy. Yeast infection is rather more common in pregnancy. So many non pregnant women get yeast infection.

Pregnancy tests are almost always accurate with home tests it is more common to get a false negative then a positive if it says you are pregnant then you are.... With a blood test you will most likely always get the correct reading because your blood changes it increases and it develops a hormone that is only there when pregnant.

This can happen almost immediately in pregnancy. Often times its a "sign" that you are pregnant.

If you had a miscarriage, you will definitely start bleeding heavily certainly after 5 weeks of pregnancy. ER Doctors are always busy, and will mostly not be focused when the case is not an emergency, in the case you were bleeding and in pain then of course it could have been a miscarriage, best is to try a pregnancy test again, and change hospital.

My choir teacher had a miscarriage almost 2 years ago and just gave birth to a little boy. I don't know anything other than that, sorry

Oh yes absolutely. Miscarriage is very common, almost 1/3 women have one or more, and have no problem having kids afterwards. I had several but had my kids after.

It could be a miscarriage, or the test was wrong.

No. It will still show as pregnant. Of course everyone is different, but I took two and almost immediately it said I was pregnant. A week later I found out it was ectopic.

Nope. Not even close. It depends I have had 3 miscarriages and 1 successful pregnancy. One of the 3 miscarriages was EXTREMELY painful. Definately comparable to my birth but the pain didn't last as long. It WAS like labour. But my other 2 miscarriages were not as painful. One was not painful at all. It also has nothing to do with how pregnant you are. The painful one, I was only 9 weeks pregnant, the…

If she is already pregnant she is having a baby. Regurgitating is a common pregnancy symptom that almost all goes through.

It can do, when i was pregnant with number1 i lost her but number 2 i had blood for 7 months and he was fine :) hes now almost 3 and very healthy. Make sure you go see a doc or go to hospital if things change.dont always trust the internet.

the hormone can stay in your system for up to 8 weeks. this can make a PT show up positive. Speaking from my own experiences. I had two miscarriages. Your hormones should return to normal within a week or 2. My hormones returned to normal within a week. Occasionally the baby dies a while before the miscarriage and the hormones will have almost disappeared by the time you actually miscarry. It all depends on the…

did the doctor also perform a pregnany test or go off of your test? Both of my home pregnancy tests barely showed a positive but I was pregnant both times Hi, I did take a pregnancy test at doctor's office and they ask for a blood test after to be sure. I'm now almost 11 weeks and very excited. We were able to see the baby's heartbeat when I was close to 8 weeks. Thanks…

Yes, my first pregnancy was an eptopic pregnancy i took the at home test and it showed positive then i went to my obgyn at the time they gave me a urine test and it came back positive also it wasnt till my tube almost bursted that we found out that it was an eptopic almost three months into the pregnancy! i was in so much pain the entire time and i kept hearing that…

Fall out like just like that? The cervix is closed with a mucus plug so the water wont come out. A fetus wont just fall out. A miscarriage can occur any time during the pregnancy but it's rare after the first trimester. if you are worried contact your doctor.

Umm... Try a pregnancy test. You can usually get them... almost anywhere.

No. Pregnancy tests measure the amount of a specific hormone (HCG) that is produced by the embryo once fertilization takes place. Drug tests do not test for this hormone. Also, you CAN get a false negative pregnancy test but almost NEVER a false positive. HCG only exists when there is an embryo maufacturing it.

It really should not take more then the first minute to show a positive result. The tests usually say to wait 3 minutes, but if the line doesn't show positive almost immediately then there is no point in waiting for it to appear. If you are really pregnant a faint line will normally show immediately after the urine reaches that spot on the stick.

There is always a small possibility that you may be pregnant despite getting a "period". If you believe you are or were pregnant then know this. Studies show that anywhere from 20-30% of women experience some degree of bleeding in early pregnancy. Approximately half of pregnant women who bleed do not have miscarriages although 15-20% of all pregnancies end in miscarriage during the first 3 months (first trimester). I am not trying to scare you…

Many problems cause fatigue and nausea. If you think you're pregnant, take a pregnancy test. Pregnancy is unlikely on the contraceptive implant.

Every pregnancy is different. Some women feel pregnant almost immediately upon conception, and some feel nothing until they're giving birth to the child. It is very possible to feel pregnant seven days into your pregnancy.

I have a hard time seeing any woman almost 40 weeks pregnant being able to lie on her belly or even want to for that matter but you can not hurt the fetus that way.

well it is possible to have a period while u are pregnant. not very common, but it is possible. my friend did, that's why she didnt know she was pregnant til she was almost months, because she had a period every month.