Forum Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests

Second line on the pregnancy test at 2 weeks 5 days. But who knows.

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Baby05
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  1. floydi #2

    I don't think so. The test looks very positive, baby05. Now what?
  2. Baby05 started this #3

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  3. lm #4

    Baby05, post/menopause, you might also have higher hcg levels and the 2w5 is quite sensitive. But if it's rising, it's likely a pregnancy. I'm rooting for you!
  4. floydi #5

    Hi baby05. Did you see a gynecologist back then? You had so many semi-positive tests. It would be nice if menopause/cysts or other issues have been ruled out. Are you and your husband trying again now?
  5. Baby05 started this #6

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  6. floydi #7

    Aha, I thought you were going to have a baby because of all the positive tests, but every time it turned out there was nothing there. So when can you get an ultrasound? Does the midwife not say anything either? Like about testing positive so often?
  7. Baby05 started this #8

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  8. floydi #9

    And how was it at the ultrasound for baby05?
  9. Baby05 #10

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  10. Baby05 #11

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  11. floydi #12

    Hi baby
    This is kind of what happened all the other times too, right?
    A thickened uterine lining can also look like an upcoming period. I get why you're upset because you saw a line. But have you ever tested and seen nothing? I still think it's a good idea to talk to a gynecologist about all the tests and never assume pregnancy.
  12. Anonymous #13

    It just remains a vague story... especially when you change your name and delete comments
  13. Puck #14

    Hey, I missed this thread, but baby05 is back again? Too bad I missed this time's story.
  14. Anonymous #15

    With another slightly positive test and on the ultrasound, only thickened cervical mucus in the cervix.
  15. Anonymous #16

    She’s also trolling on BabyBytes now as baby000
  16. Floor Guest #17

    Oh, I already thought I was the only one who finds this a weird story for years...
  17. Puck #18

    I'm mainly wondering if it's a troll or a sick woman.
  18. Anonymous #19

    Somewhere I think that last part... is pretty sad. But I notice that I'm starting to get irritated too.
  19. Floor Guest #20

    I used to think that for a long time, but now, after years, I still don’t have a clear story from any gynecologist who says anything about her age, menopause, or the tests. Except for: yes, it’s a miscarriage every x times. I don’t believe it.

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