Forum Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests

Am I pregnant?

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  1. Bibi #21

    It depends, girl. If you've already lost the baby, you could ovulate again in as little as 2 weeks, if you're lucky. If you're unlucky, it can take much longer.
    If the baby is still there and it went wrong, it can also take a long time until you lose it. You can't really say anything about it. Unless you take medication to induce a miscarriage, but that can also take a while.
    An example. My first miscarriage happened at 6 weeks and I was pregnant again within a month.
    But a few weeks ago I also had a miscarriage without knowing I was pregnant. It went wrong at 6 or 7 weeks, but my body didn't pass it until 5 weeks later.
    Good luck, I hope it works out for you after all.

  2. Veer started this #22

    Thanks for your reply, Bibi! I'll try to do another test on Thursday to rule it out!

  3. Moedertjuh #23

    I had ovulation again more than 4 weeks after my miscarriage. And got pregnant right away. So it can happen pretty quickly again. But your cycle might be a bit off.

  4. Veer started this #24

    Thanks for your reply! Nice to know that it can be done right away.

  5. Veer started this #25

    Yesterday afternoon, after all, I took another test. This time from the Action, just to get a second opinion. Is it positive or negative? This uncertainty is terrible.

  6. Bibi #26

    Hey girls.
    You can't compare tests from different brands. I'd stick to one type of test.
    In my opinion, the Action tests showed results much faster than the Kruidvat ones when I was pregnant.

  7. Moedertjuh #27

    This also seems quite light to me for after your period. Maybe try not to test for a few days if you can manage that.

  8. Veer started this #28

    I’ve been testing with Action and didn’t really see a line today. So it’s coming to an end, no more pregnancy hormone. We’ll just try again

  9. Moedertjuh #29

    Yeah, that's really annoying, but unfortunately, it does happen sometimes. Hopefully, it'll be successful soon.

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