Early pregnancy confusion

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Early pregnancy confusion

Hi lovely mums...

I had a positive home pregnancy test on Saturday afternoon. It was very faint, but I did another test hours later and the line was much more visible. The thing is though, going by my dates, I would have only been 6 or 7 DPO.

I took another test in the morning, this time a different test, and it was negative. Later in the day, I took a test again, and it was also negative. I tried an ovulation test after several hours as I've heard they can also detect HCG, and it was positive.

Tested again just now (8 or 9 DPO) and it was negative.

I am feeling really confused :( I've had 2 or 3 positive tests, over 2 different days, so that tells me that all signs are pointing pregancy in the very early stages - but the negative tests are messing with my head and I'm doubting myself.

I saw my GP and have had a blood test, so he will let me know tomorrow what the result is. I guess now I'm just feeling a bit anxious and very upset at the possibility of this not working out :(

I know I'm being ridiculous because it's so early. But I need to know. Has anyone else experienced this and turned out they were just testing too early?

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Anonymous

Take a deep breath. A positive is positive :) congrats. The reason you get negatives can be due to a dud test or hormones being too low. They say it's best to do it first wee in the morning and mid stream. But it's not posible to have a false positive. There was no need to test again. Do get the blood test just to get things on file and start your care plan but your deffiantly pregnant.

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Anonymous

Fingers crossed for you, it could have been a chemical pregnancy though :)

I got my positives at 7dpo and they were very strong (even showed up on digitalis!). Generally they get stronger not weaker, but don’t stress yourself out x x

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Anonymous

I got my blood results back.... the pregnancy isn't viable :(

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Anonymous

I’m so sorry to hear this :( please surround yourself with people who can care for you and support you.

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