Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests
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Baby05 #41
What should I say if I have to wait until next week for the midwife? I just did a test from 2w5 at Kruidvat again, and there was another second line within the time. -
Baby05 #42
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*Lotus* #43
Why don't you just do a CB? -
Bibi Guest #44
I believe those tests aren't for pregnancy, baby05.
The line should also be darker, and as many say, they react to low levels of hCG.
If we look at the facts, it's impossible that you're pregnant.
- On the pill
- Had your period, just 1 day shorter and less intense
- Almost in menopause, so already more hCG in your body
- No increasing test results
Try to let it go and move on with your life and enjoy what you have
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Ano Guest #45
Have you ever been tested for cancer?
Then it's quite possible that all tests would come back positive. Seems like a more logical explanation to me, especially considering the age.
There are even men with cancer who test positive! -
*Lotus* #46
@Ano, it's good to read the info first before you post something that just causes more confusion.
In women, the presence of hCG in urine is only possible during pregnancy.
... In men, hCG is produced by cancer of the testicle. To prevent testicular cancer, men are advised to regularly check their testicles for small lumps.
Maybe baby05 can get checked for menopause
Or do a test with Clearblue. -
Anonymous Guest #47
Lotus, no way, even if you're going through the transition. As has been said here many times before.
Many people have responded to you, baby, you've had things suggested to you, questions asked. You can respond to those. You want us to respond to your question too. It's a bit strange not to respond anymore because you have to test again next week. -
Anoniem Guest #48
It's striking how people here seriously explain/answer why the tests (light) positive are.
This isn't someone who opened a topic once. This is a lady who has been coming with the same tests for YEARS and NEVER pregnant, NEVER seriously engages with the kind answers that she should let it go or get checked if the transition has started.
Why on earth do you test if you're almost 50 and on the pill? (That's a rhetorical question).
It's all very noble, but maybe our responses sustain her behavior. As long as there's someone who thinks it might be in there for her, she might keep thinking so herself, and I find that really sad. Although I don't understand why you're on the pill, but whatever. -
*Lotus* #49
If baby05 wants to answer themselves, it might be easier. Filling everything out for someone else isn't helpful. Of course, you all can have your own opinions.
That's fine, but the only one who can give an answer here is baby05 themselves.
I hope for you, baby05, that you find out exactly what's going on.
What exactly do you want to post on the forum?
We're not gynecologists. Please go to a gynecologist. And get checked out.
Hopefully, you'll give an answer. -
Baby05 #50
I won't bore you any longer. I'm going.
Wishing everyone else a beautiful pregnancy or to get pregnant soon!
Bye. -
Anoniem Guest #51
A bit weird, or do you not think so yourself? -
Anoniem2 Guest #52
Oh yes, Baby05 is back with her weird stories again!
For all the newbies on this forum, you don't need to take it seriously. Baby05 is a bit crazy and always thinks she's pregnant. If you yourself would like to get pregnant, you already know that it doesn't always happen automatically. A number of circumstances need to be positive.
Those are not present for Baby05, 47 years old, in menopause, on the pill, no. The chance that she is pregnant is nil. Especially since she thinks she's pregnant every month.
So Baby05, tell us what your GP and gynecologist said? Or did you not call anyone at all again?
But actually, you should only call a psychologist with your type of complaints.
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