Hello
From the outset, I accept that my current state of panic is entirely my own fault and I am currently cursing technology!
I am currently (I think) 6+1 wks (last MP started 5 July). I found out 2 weeks ago today using a clearblue test that showed initially I was 2-3 weeks and then on re-testing 1-2 weeks. I have been very tired and initially had sore boobs and breahtlessness but I am now feeling better and my boobs aren't sore anymore.
So... yesterday I decided to get paranoid that I was dreaming about the whole thing and did another clearblue test. It showed that yes, I am pregnant, but only 2-3 weeks post conception... still. I did another today, completely ignoring my every patient husband who says I am torturing myself unnecessarily. It still said 2-3 weeks.
I am now panicking because it should have changed to 3+ weeks. I am also panicking that my symptoms seem to have abated. I have scoured the internet and found various discussions starting with a message like this, but most of them either never say what has happened ultimately, or confirm they have ended in miscarriage. I am now really worried I have / am / will mc.
Anyone had any experience of this? I am too embarrassed to bother my GP about this because the surgery have said they don't want to put me in the system until I am at least 8 weeks anyway (no doubt because of the mc risk)...
Arggggggghhh
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How accurate is the clearblue conception indicator? Panic! Driving myself nuts.
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MockCroc · 17/08/2011 10:27
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