I AM 39 YEARS OLD AND HAVE HAD MY TUBES CUT SINCE BIRTHOF DAUGHTER 3 YEARS AGO I JUST TK A PREG TES 12/23/08 IT WAS POSITIVE AND ALSO TOOK ANOTHER TEST LATER THAT DAY AND IT WAS NEG WHAT SHLD I DO DID MISS DEC PERIOD BUT SINCE TAKING PREGESTERONE TOHLP LIGHTEN MY PERIODS DIDNT THINK ANYTHING OF MISSING A PERIOD TK PREG TESTS BEFORE WHN STRTD THE MEDROXYPROGESTERONE AND HAD BLOOD TEST DONE IT WAS NEG NOW JUST TAKING PROGESTERON ALONE AND GETTING POSITIVE PREG TEST PLEASE ADV ME OF WHAT TO DO
Im pretty sure ovarian cysts won't give you a false positive being that I've had polycystic ovaries for years and never got a b false pregnancy test. You're probably pregnant, so congrats Mama! Update us after your Dr visit!
Ask this is the am i pregnant form as this is for expecting mothers the an i pregnant form is better because someone maybe going threw the same thing and you will only no by testing good luck dont think bout it to much think positive ok and if your ready for baby when you get a positive test good luck
Since you had a miscarriage it is left over hormone left in your body. The pregnancy test detect the hcg in the urine, but the test doesn't know you were pregnant before. I'm sorry for your loss and hope you can conceive again. I too had mc last year and got pregnant again a few months later with twins. Take care of yourself!
Your pregnant. There's no such thing as a false positive. Only a false negative!
I was tested for hsv types 1 and 2 (type specific herpeselect) during my first pregnancy in June 2006. The result was the same for both. >5.00. Clearly positive. I have never had any symptoms of any kind and stil do not to this day. As part of procedure, I was tested again during my second pregnancy in February 2008 and the results were <.91 for both. Apparently negative. Does this mean the first test was a fale positive or should I have further testing?
Hi I'm 27 years ago and I have a 7 year old daughter. Me and my fiance have been ttc for 3+ years now. I was prescribed medroxyprogesterone 10mg for 10 days. I started taking this medicine on the first of March and had a regular cycle on the 19. I didn't take the medicine in April due to me being on antibiotics. I didn't have a period in April and haven't had one so far in May. I'm usually regular with my cycles being off a few days.
Yeah You might be Pregnant Don't trust every pregnancy test some can't tell this early. Try another test not the same one you used . Also try waiting another week stress can cause for a late period.
t taken any of the stuff they said could give you a false positive.
If they're positive and you read it properly, what makes you assume it would be wrong? False positives are extremely rare, while false negatives are not. You need to see a doctor to start prenatal care.
Other "false positives" come from misreading the test, leaving the test and coming back to it, or digging it out of the trash hours later. Pretty much all HPTs these days are designed to be read within the first 10 minutes. If a line shows up after that, it doesn't count.
I have cyst on my ovaries and I had a positive test. So I scheduled an appt. and they did both urine and blood test and those came out positive. But I would suggest making an appt. so you have that extra confirmation.
How often do false positives occur, in your opinion? I had a positive pregnancy test on October 15 (making me about 5 weeks). Felt no pregnancy symptoms or anything. Then last night I started bleeding and this morning more blood so I took another test and it was negative. I don't have any pain or discomfort, just feels like I am on my period.
False negatives are much, much more common than false positives. HPT test for the pregnancy hormone HCG. In order for you to get a positive on a hpt you need to have that pregnancy hormone present in your body. With that being said, you can be very very early in your pregnancy, or you may have had an early miscarriage.
I agree with the other ladies though. If I were you I would try a different test. (Try first response early detection) Or you can go to your local clinic and get a blood test.
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