Pregnancy Tests

Go to the doctor.. i know 2 girls that are only 10 months apart.. so the mom was pregnant 1 month after giving birth. It could also just be the hormones from your recent pregnancy. Best advice GO TO THE DOC.!

Stevie Ray Vaughn

It means you are pregnant, but still early. Your hcg should be doubling every two to three days in a healthy pregnancy. If your hcg drops, it may indicate an impending miscarriage. congrats you're preggers! ._.

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yes that's exactly what it is. the pregnancy hormone stays in your body for several weeks after a miscarriage.

it is when oyu pee on a stick and wait a while andit will reveal qweather tyou pregant or not

Ok, an EPT certainty test is a digital pregnancy test so you should only have to read what is on the display. But I just took a digital test and is was not EPT and I know what you are talking about. My test said not pregnant but I felt pregnant. When I went to discard the test stick there were two blue line. Most pregnancy test that would mean you are pregnant but with it being digital I was not sure. I waited another 2 day that makes a big deal because you HCG hormone double every day or two and can mean the difference between +, - so buy a none digital test, I bought ANSWER and try it again and see. If all else fails make a appointment with you docotor and they will find out for you.

This is pretty rare.. a positive test indicates that HCG was found in your urine. .here are reasons for HCG to be in your urine... 1) Pregnancy 2) you've recently taken a shot of HCG for infertility treatments 3) you have a tumor that is producing HCG 4) heterophilic antibodies http://www.osti.gov/energycitations/product.biblio.jsp?osti_id=6437207 5) Chemical Pregnancy A chemical pregnancy is basically an early miscarriage. Research has shown that half of all first pregnancies end in miscarriage. Due to the high sensitivity of home pregnancy tests, many women catch early pregnancies but end up going on to have their periods due to a chemical pregnancy. 6) You read the pregnancy test after the time the instructions alloted..on some tests a line that looks positive will show up later, but it's not a true positive. most of the time the answer is Pregnancy ~pawsalmighty

A blood test can be done at your doctors office. Ultra sound of the uterus can show if there is a a sac forming but the standard urine test will normally turn positive before it is possible to see a sac forming with ultra sound.

In most cases, a positive pregnancy test 5 months after a birth represents a new pregnancy. There is a rare condition called gestational trophoblastic disease that rarely occurs after a normal pregnancy that can cause a persistent positive test. This condition is very rare. If you have a positive pregnancy test, you should go see your doctor to confirm the status of pregnancy. A positive pregnancy test 5 months after birth is not normal and represents a new pregnancy or a problem of some kind.

No, it is a sign you are fighting an infection.

A quantitative human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) test measures the specific level of HCG in the blood. HCG is a hormone produced during pregnancy. its a blood test done to see if you're pregnant. A quantitative human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) test measures the specific level of HCG in the blood. HCG is a hormone produced during pregnancy. its a blood test done to see if you're pregnant.

The lab urine tests looks for the presence of HCG (a pregnancy hormone) in your urine.

if you get a positive- the only way it's wrong is if you've taken HCG containing medications (for infertility treatments) or if you have a tumor that is producing HCG-very rare.

if you get a negative- the test could be wrong if it was done too early after ovulation, you could be pregnant, but not producing enough HCG to show up in a test.

~pawsalmighty

It could be a ovarian cyst or a more serious problem. No one can diagnose your health problems online -- even based on the symptoms you provided. You should contact a medical professional/gynecologist for answers to your specific questions and to get an in-person evaluation and any necessary tests or medications.

Yes, you can! It's possible that you are miscalculating when your period is due and thus testing too early. Also, it takes time for your hormone levels to rise enough to be detected by the tests. If the sensitivity of the test you used is more than 20 international units of pregnancy hormone (hCG), you might have more accurate results by waiting to test until at least a week after your period is due. A "false negative" can especially crop up if implantation does not occur until later in your cycle. Read the 'Just Mommies' link below for a more detailed explanation of this. Good luck!

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In 2007 the Dutch Ministery of Health started putting pressure in this small company arguing that it was the Dutch company the one storing and sending the HIV test. MiraTes took the Dutch Ministery of Health to court, demonstrating that the HIV kits were stored and sold from MiraTes China, and won twice (it was the first time in history a small company won a trial against the Ministry of Health in The Netherlands). The Dutch Ministry of Health kept the pressure and after a year the owner simply couldn't keep up with the legal costs (lawyers, etc.) of it and closed down. That's the whole story.

You can have a culture or urine test to know if you are infected.

It means you should see your Dr. if concerned. You could be pregnate or not...

Can you be more specific in what you are looking for? Are you trying to determine if you are pregnate by the hcg level?

I searched the web, these links may answer your question:

http://boards.babyzone.com/typical-hcg-levels-in-pregnancy-t10565891.html

http://www.medhelp.org/posts/Maternal--Child/Flat-HCG-levels---no-longer-a-sac---ectopic/show/167325

Meconium begins to form between the 12th-16th week of gestation, Meconium documents drug use over an extended period of time, covering the last 4-5 months of pregnancy.

A Panel 8 (MedTox Labs 4048) screen screens for amphetamines, cocaine metabolites, opiates, phencyclidines, THC (marijuana) metabolites, barbiturates, benzodiazepines, and propoxyphene.

Suboxone, however is an opioid though, not an opiate. I would have to say that if it's Suboxone (Buprenorphine), it would not be detected.

Depending on the type of drug test you used, one faint line may mean different things. It likely means it found small amounts of a substance in your urine. Please refer to its specific instructions for clarification.

well i have three kids and most likely you are not pregnant the line is usally very clear keep trying good luck well i have three kids and most likely you are not pregnant the line is usally very clear keep trying good luck

this normally means that the preancy tester is falty or can not detect an earley preancey my advise is to go and see your doctor or gp and they will be able to find out using their tests

If you're talking about quantitative levels in pregnancy, it depends on the day. I believe your levels double every other day.

the first signs of pregnancy are swollen sore breasts, morning sickness or nausea, gaining weight, and sometimes you may feel emotional. you can do a home pregnancy test from the first day you are late from you period.