First of all I am so sorry for your loss. I also had a D&C and didn't get a period for 11 weeks after. this is what I do know.....you can ovulate anytime after a D&C so to be pregnant again so soon is possible, BUT you can also have a little leftover HCG from your previous pregnancy. I would go back in for another blood test but with the one that tells you the exact number (quantitative?) of HCG in your system so they can determine if it is on it's way up or down and that should let you know if it is a new pregnancy or just the old HCG going down. Good luck.
Definitely!
A pregnancy test will come out positive all through your pregnancy because it is testing for HCG a hormone that is produced when you are pregnant all 9 months and a little after you give birth too.
A positive pregnancy test means that you're pregnant.
yes definitely
Get a blood test. My mom was 3 months pregnant and home test was negative..Blood test are 100% positive
Take a pregnancy test , and if positive go to the hospital .
If you are 2 months pregnant, you should already be pretty sure your pregnant. After 6 weeks morning sickness and hormone variation take place. The answer is yes, a home pregnancy test will yield a positive reading if yorue pregnant, but you probably shouldn't need one.
If you're pregnant on NuvaRing, you'll have a positive pregnancy test. You will miss your period for a couple of months in a row.
If you are thinking you are 3 months pregnant and a preg test still shows negative, then this cannot be the case. It is possible a preg tes will not show positive until you are 6 weeks alone (if you have low HCG levels), but not 12 weeks. If you "feel" pregnant, and you are still testing negative, it could be a phantom pregnancy, or there could be something wrong with your periods.
Yes! I had one done and it said I wasnt but then four months later (about 5 months pregnant) it turned out I was.
There are 40 weeks in pregnancy (that is nine months pregnant). At 33 weeks regnant you would be 7 months and 1 week pregnant.
Pregnancy tests rely on HCG levels in your urine. HCG is something only a pregnant woman produces. In the first months of pregnancy, your HCG level approximately double each day. Therefore it is possible that your HCG levels are still too low to register on the pregnancy test and it will show negative eventhough you are in fact pregnant. I have heard of rare cases where women do not test positive until about 4 weeks after their missed period. But this is abnormal. Usually you will begin to test positive at about the time your period is missed.