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kv test 2 days before nod

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  1. MamavanElvis #41

    Hi!

    Seeing it like this, it's picking up a little bit, even if it's just a tiny bit.. Doctors often advise waiting a day in between if you're going to test.. Because it takes a bit longer for the hcg level to rise..
    I think you're pregnant and there's still a good chance that everything went well! I'm curious,!,
  2. MamavanElvis #42

    Oh sorry, I only just saw that there was a second page..
    What a shame, but as long as there's a faint line visible, I wouldn't give up hope yet.. It's really tough if you do get your period though.. Strength if that's the case!
    And Willie Wonka, that sounds like a huge disappointment too.
    I had a very faint blue line on a Kruidvat early test a while back.. It was also a bit more towards the left side.. So not as wide as the horizontal line, I was so confused and disappointed when the next day the test showed nothing.. But it turned out to be a faulty test.. But it still gave me a bad feeling.. Especially because you'd expect only measured hcg to show a blue line.
    May I ask how long you've been wanting a baby?
  3. Willie Wonka Guest #43

    We've been trying since March 2018 and have now had 3 miscarriages. Including one like Roos is experiencing now. I was 4.5 weeks pregnant at the time.
    We're going to the gynecologist on Thursday for an examination. Fortunately, I have already had a full-term pregnancy (39.6 weeks). So I know my body can do it.
  4. MamavanElvis #44

    Oohh 3 miscarriages in less than a year.. That's so sad! I hope you'll get pregnant soon and that it will go well this time..
    But Roos is definitely going through this now, right? It's not completely certain yet, is it? I've never had a miscarriage myself, but those tests can only measure hCG if it's already implanted, right? Even the early ones...
  5. MamavanElvis #45

    Good luck with the gynecologist on Thursday!

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