Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests
I see it as gloomy!
Onsmam
After 10 months of trying and 11 rounds, I had a faint positive test in my hand on Monday.
Joy, tears, and cheers!
But that's where it stopped, the tests remain faint and don't pick up at all.
Clearblue with weeks indicator says pregnant 1-2 weeks but my Action test from this morning is just as faint as the one from last Monday.
Yesterday was my expected period and up to now no sign or feeling of menstruation.
I don't have a good feeling about it, my partner says I shouldn't be such a doom thinker but I'm seeing it bleakly.
With my first 2 pregnancies the tests picked up nicely.
This time is different and I'm really waiting for bleeding.
What is the wisdom now, keep testing, get a blood test or does anyone have other suggestions? And anyone with the same experience and what was the outcome?
Joy, tears, and cheers!
But that's where it stopped, the tests remain faint and don't pick up at all.
Clearblue with weeks indicator says pregnant 1-2 weeks but my Action test from this morning is just as faint as the one from last Monday.
Yesterday was my expected period and up to now no sign or feeling of menstruation.
I don't have a good feeling about it, my partner says I shouldn't be such a doom thinker but I'm seeing it bleakly.
With my first 2 pregnancies the tests picked up nicely.
This time is different and I'm really waiting for bleeding.
What is the wisdom now, keep testing, get a blood test or does anyone have other suggestions? And anyone with the same experience and what was the outcome?
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Wensje2 #2
Unfortunately, my tests didn't keep rising after the first ones either; the midwife said 2-3 weeks. Unfortunately, that's what happened to me too with 6 weeks of pregnancy—it ended in a miscarriage. With my first one, the tests did keep rising, though. Good luck, and it's definitely possible that you really are pregnant and will stay so. Good luck.
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