Im 25, and trying to have a baby. I miscarried very early into my last pregnancy (october) and have been back to a regular cycle sonce. My last period was nov 13-16 and I have yet to get it again. Im now 34 days late, my boobs are huge (D To a DDD) my nipplesare killing me im cramping on and off and I'm eating like a cow. My hpt last night showed positive immediately and then showed as a negative. Ive never been late before aside from miscarriage so im super confused as to what's happening. My OBGYN is closed today so I'm thinking of trying again first thing in the morning and seeing how it goes. ...any advice?
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You need to go see your OB/GYN or your PCP for a blood test.
I've never had a blood test be wrong.
I've never had a HPT change on me from + to - so I can't advice you other than to call the 800# on the back of the box and ask them what might be going on with their test.
Otherwise? Go to your regular doctor if your OB/GYN is closed.
Good luck!
I don't understand how a test can show positive then negative. Once the second blue line shows up, it's there.
It might fade over hours if you let it sit around, but that doesn't mean anything.
I'd say that if it was positive, you are probably pregnant. If you want to retest, go to the dollar store and pick up another test.
Call your OB tomorrow.
Your local health department should do free pregnancy testing. Call them and ask if there is a cost. Ours does it for free.
Better stop eating like a cow or you're going to put on weight. Even if you are pregnant, you don't want to be eating like this at the beginning of your pregnancy.
Today, go to the pharmacy and ask the pharmacist for pregnancy vitamins that have folic acid in them. You need folic acid in the first 8 weeks of gestation to help prevent neural tube defects like spina bifida.
You do need to go visit your ob/gyn. If this isn't really a pregnancy, you could have something wrong with you and you need to know that. If you are pregnant, get some advice from your doctor about healthy eating. You don't want to end up gaining 50 pounds in this pregnancy, promise...
