Pregnancy Tests

YES! I took 5 home pregnancy test and all came up negative. Two days after I took the last one I took another one and it came up POSITIVE. I was six weeks pregnant when I went to the doctors the next day. Hope this helps and you get what you want.

I got the same things :/ what's this mean?

If it appears as A/G, then it refers to Albumin/Globulin ratio. If it appears as AG or AGAP, then it refers to Anion Gap.

You can take a home pregnancy test, yes. As long as you have not taken any HCG, which is not normally given in a FET, a postitive is a positive.

If you were given an HCG booster, or a trigger shot for some reason (again, not protocol in any FET cycle I've ever seen), you may get false positives until it's out of your system (usually around 10 days).

ok i have been in this situation and i know how you fell but pregnancy tests are pretty accurate, and especially if you took them after your period taking 2 that leaves like no room for mistake so chances are they are true, the symptoms you have could just be all in your head to so i wouldn't worry to to much about it

Implantation bleeding occurs when the fertilized egg implants itself into the uterus, which is about 5-7 days after conception. You cannot get an accurate test till at least 14 days after intercourse. So it is still possible that you are pregnant. Take another test in a week and a half or so.

I remember reading on the instructions that only meds containing hcg hormone will affect the test. To be on the safe side I would still check with the doctor

it is quite likely that if you are spotting blood and your stomach feels bigger then you are pregnant. spotting blood is often a sypmtom of early pregnancy. if your stomach feels bigger, it could be the result of numerous things such as bloating, weight gain or pregnancy. if this is happening to you then i highly suggest you do a pregnancy test.

Hi, It is possible yes.

Not at all.

Yes. On average with a 29 day cycle you will ovulate around day 15, but this varies from person to person, and from cycle to cycle. Also, the test strips are not perfect at detecting ovulation. The ideal way to use them is to start around day 12 and test every day until you get a positive. You should test an afternoon or evening urine, when you have not urinated for at least 4 hrs, and haven't been drinking excessive fluids. They detect a surge in leutenising hormone, which usually means ovulation will occur in the 24-36 hrs after the strip first turns positive. Even if used perfectly they can sometimes get it wrong. You should test several cycles over a few months, and it is helpful also to monitor other fertility signs such as basal body temperature and cervical fluid changes. If you have all this information together over about 3 months and especially if your cycles are regular you will then have a much better idea of your time of ovulation.

Tampons do not alter the accuracy of a pregnancy test. The test detects a chemical in urine that isn't changed by tampon use.

I am not a doctor or anything, but there might be a chance you are If you had unprotected sex. I would tell you to just wait and see if you have your period and if you don't then take a test you never really know.

Hello. This is a very common occurrance after stopping birth control pills. It takes a while for your period to come naturally after you have stopping taking birth control pills. Its a good idea if your sexually active, to do a pregnancy test every month to rule out pregnancy. But its most likely caused by stopping the pill. Your period should arrive any time after June and onwards.

You need a referral to a Gyn for high prolactin levels. Many things can cause this. If your HCG levels are under 5 then you are not pregnant. Over 5 and your pregnant.

There are three do-it-yourself pregnancy tests. Two use blood you obtain by making a tiny nick on the lip with an enclosed lancet. The other requires you to get a non sterile small urine sample. One of the blood tests can be found by searching for "pregamare (bloodtest)". Another, search for "weefoal (urine test)". The blood test is only valid up to about 150 days into the pregnancy. The urine test is valid after 150 days (some say as early as 80 days) and will show if the foal is aborted or dies en utero.

If at all possible get an ultrasound a few days after the breeding or suspected breeding to eliminate the possibility of twins. Call your vet to get the optimum time for the ultrasound. Twins not only rarely survive but giving birth to twins is very dangerous for the mare. The general practice is to pinch off one of the twins a short time after conception to save the second twin and the mare. Call an experienced equine reproduction and embryo transfer facility to check on the possibility of doing an embryo transfer on the second twin if you wish.

If you have been instructed as to how to safely palpate a mare, tether the horse, in stocks or firmly against a gate in such a way that it cannot move or kick behind it (better yet use a crush) and put on one of the long latex gloves. Put your hand gently inside the horse's rectum just past the elbow. You should be able to feel the foal if the mare is pregnant, but it takes practice - you have to know what you're looking for. Doing rectal exams also grosses a lot of people out.

Pregnancy tests detect the presence of human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), a protein that is secreted by the placenta, or newly forming child. These tests can only truly be determined about 6 days after conception.

I had ectopic pregnancy last month on 5th and had emergency surgery. And that was bad because I did not have blood draw to check for my HCG level once weekly like I was told to, I was soo busy and did not think about going back to dr for blood works. Finally I went to see dr and I had my blood draw last Friday. And they told me today that my HCG level shows high over 300. Does that mean suppose to mean? If that means I am pregnant. How can that be possible? I mean so fast. Or could that be mistake?

Ive read alot on these blood tests and only a few that ive read said that the blood test came neg but they were in fact prego. These blood tests deff are more reliable then a urine test, even the urine test your doctor gives you. (whitch is the same test as you can buy in the store. But like i said its very unlikely that a blood test is wrong. But some people dont produce enough hgc for it to picked up, if the tests done to early.

About half a syringe full.

It depends on the pregnancy test really, the newer ones can tell you that you're pregnate i think a week before you missed period, but if you've already missed your period any test should be able to tell you.

It's recommended that you wait 48 hours, no contact with the infant of children under 3 for 24 hours as well.