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Can o negative person s blood change to o positive during pregnancy?
No, blood can't change type during pregnancy.
Can a negative for a pregnancy test change being positive?
Yes it can if you have tested too early. Here is a link for information on how pregnancy tests work: http://thefertilityshop.com/fertility/pregnancy-tests-work-a-17.html
What to do if girlfriend always wants to be negative?
This is what you do... you tell her that if she is not going to change then you are going to break up with her and I guarantee that if she love you then she will change
What could be wrong if you are using the Nuva Ring and have skipped your last two periods but tested negative for pregnancy?
See your DR. You may need a pregnancy blood test and a change to contraceptive.
Is stomach cramping a symptom pf pregnancy?
Although stomach pains can occur during pregnancy, it is not necessarily a sign of pregnancy. Your symptoms of pregnancy will usually appear anywhere from the first week of your expected period to 1-2 weeks after your first week of expected period. Your first signs of pregnancy most commonly include: * missed period * tender/swollen breasts * change in color of the breasts * fatigue Here is a link that can calculate the probability of pregnancy. http://www.thepregnancytest.com/
Is the elasticity of demand always negative?
No, the elasticity of demand can be positive, negative, or zero. It depends on how the quantity demanded changes in response to a change in price.
Are cramps an early sign of pregnancy?
Yes, cramping *without bleeding* can be an early sign of pregnancy. Below, several women tell their personal experience with cramping and pregnancy:Cramping can be a sign of implantation, which occurs very early in pregnancy. Also, your uterus gets crampy as things start growing! If your period is late, it's time to test.Yes, cramping can be a normal sign of pregnancy. I asked my doctor about it and he said it is the body's way of preparing for the baby.It could be. I was sure I would get my period since I was cramping a lot, but all the cramping was because my uterus was preparing for the baby.I'm about 6 weeks pregnant with my second child and have just started experiencing some cramping that seems to come and go, but no bleeding whatsoever. My doctor says cramping in early pregnancy (unless accompanied by other symptoms like bleeding, fever, etc.) is completely normal.I am six weeks pregnant. I have been having period like cramping for the last 2 weeks. I thought I was going to have my period, but instead I found out that I am pregnant. Don't worry unless the cramping is accompanied by bleeding.Last month on cycle day 27, I took a pregnancy test and it was a very faint positive. Then several tests after that one were negative. Then I began to feel cramps like my period was coming, only lighter in intensity and of less duration, but my period didn't come until 2 weeks later and was heavy with clots. My doctor said that I had a chemical pregnancy - which is basically an early miscarriage, happens in up to 50% of pregnancies, most women don't even know they were pregnant. So while cramping could be a sign of pregnancy, it can also be a sign of your menstrual cycles following an early miscarriage.I am in my first-trimester and cramping as we speak. For about 2 weeks before AF was due, I was experiencing abdominal cramps and discomfort. I think I ran to the bathroom tampon in hand for a week. My normally regular period never showed. I took a EPT and to my excitement, these cramps are just my little one making room.I had cramping as if my period was going to start for a week. I was due for a period on May 3. I decided to take a pregnancy test on April 30th and to my surprise it was positive. So cramping could be a sign of pregnancy.It seems that cramping in a lot of cases is normal but in my case it wasn't. Both times I have been pregnant I had cramping similar to my period. I took HPT that came out positive but when I went to the doctor my bloodwork was not normal and I had miscarriages both times around weeks 7-8. So while cramping can be perfectly normal, sometimes it isn't. Go to the doctor and have them do a blood test so you can have peace of mind.I have a four year old and with my pregnancy with him I had pretty severe cramping from about the week before I found out I was pregnant until I was about 6-8 weeks pregnant and everything was perfectly normal. So try not to stress about it too bad. I worried myself sick and everything was fine.Go to your doctor and get a blood test to make sure everything is perfectly fine, but cramping is probably just your body making room for your child.I had bad cramping with this pregnancy (my second, first was a miscarriage) until I was almost 10 weeks. My OBGYN said he never worries about cramping unless you are also having spotting and/or bleeding. He said in most cases cramping is a very normal sign of pregnancy. I am now 15 weeks pregnant and everything is fine.I just found out I was pregnant today. I was expecting my period 2 weeks ago. I had period-like cramps and the whole time and I had a pad on but nothing. So today my husband and I decided to get a home pregnancy test and it came out positive. So cramps but no bleeding is perfectly fine.Yes - it certainly does. I thought I was getting my period, cramping and lower back ache for a few days. Just done a test and it's positive!I told my husband for over a week that I would be starting my period that day because I was having cramping just like I would for my periods, now my pregnancy test is positive, with the cramping! Who would have thought that cramping could be a good thing?
Why are all PEDs negative in economics?
The formula for PED is (% change in quantity demand)/(% change in price). An increase in one will always result in a decrease in the other, and a decrease in one will also result in an increase in the other. therefore at all times in the equation there will be a positive and a negative. hence making the result always negative. your welcome
When is change in energy always negative?
A change in energy is always negative when an object loses energy, such as when work is done against friction or when heat is transferred away from the system. This results in a decrease in the object's total energy.
Is spotting normal for 16 weeks of pregnancy with light cramping?
It could be a cervical change that can cause vaginal bleeding. Vaginal bleeding can also be a symptom of ectopic (tubal) pregnancy. Another cause for bleeding during pregnancy is a miscarriage although the first two reasons for bleeding are more common, it is still a good idea to contact your doctor if you are too concerned.
How do you change a negative number into a positive number?
You can't. A number is not something you can change. A number just is.Take a nice number like (-2). (-2) Is now, always has been, and always will be a negative number. You can use it in mathematical expressions like (-2)*(-3), (which evaluates to a positive number, by the way), but nothing you can ever do or say will change what (-2) means.
Will a process with a large negative g always proceed rapidly?
No, a process with a large negative g does not always proceed rapidly. The rate of a reaction is determined by various factors, not just the change in free energy.
