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smurfette
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 Posted: 10/29/06 - 02:29 Post subject: could my doctors be wrong? |
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Me and my bf have a lot of unprotected sex and neither one of us use any type of birthcontrol method to protect against pregnancy. At one point we are trying to get pregnant but once it fails we try again. we have had so many false alarms of me skipping a period and then it comes late that it can be very confusing for the both of us at times. This time I skipped a whole period at the end of september and in place of my period was a day of very light pink spotting to a sluggish brown and, the mth before my period  came late in the middle of the mth and i am currently missing a period for october i took a blood and urine preg. test and both came back negative, but i have been having some symptoms of pregnancy. The doctor also told me that I had a shifted uterus and a bump. Could I be pregnant? Could the tests be wrong? Help! |
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Carifairy
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| Posted: 10/29/06 - 12:03 Post subject: |
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Blood pregnancy tests do not lie, they are far more accurate than a urine test.
AN ultrasound would be more accurate as well.
Here is my advice to you. YOU need to know that there are literally ONLY 3-5 DAYS A MONTH where a woman can become pregnant, so you need to be able to have sex before and during this time. I would reccomend a fertility monitor so that you KNOW when you ovulate. |
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| Posted: 10/29/06 - 17:18 Post subject: |
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doctors are completely trained in their work, they know what they are saying, i would trust in them, if you are sure he might be wrong you are entitled to a second opinion.
wishful thinking can sometimes lead you to beleive you have symptoms of pregnancy too, but yea, as carifairy said, a blood test would be accurate when it said no, especially that long after you miss a period, the cases of them being wrong are extremely rare indeed! |
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