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'10 weeks' pregnant and still testing BFN? Any advice welcome!!

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Jadexclark · 27/09/2014 00:42

Hi all, some of you may have seen my post the other day. However, I have another question...

Is pregnancy still possible, although I'm getting BFN at what would be 10 weeks pregnant? And I'm bleeding lightly (not even enough to go onto a pad...) every time I'm supposed to be due on, give or take a few days.

When I first got my two BFN, I came on 5 days late - light, like all my other 'periods' have been these past ten weeks, when I'm usually super heavy.

I tested on Wednesday and got a BFN. It wasn't FMU.

So my question is, have any of you ladies known someone or been in my position yourselves? And have you any success stories? I'm driving myself up the wall here with what ifs!

Thank you x

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Jadexclark · 27/09/2014 00:42

Oops I meant when I first got my two BFP!

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CatWitch · 27/09/2014 00:48

Jadexclark, can you book in with your GP for a blood test? I believe you will get a definitive answer with a blood test as they measure the quantity of pregnancy hormone. I imagine this is nerve wracking for you..I hope you get your BFP ASAP....xx

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Jadexclark · 27/09/2014 01:27

CatWitch, it's horrible because I don't know what's going on with my body! I've got extreme tiredness, headaches, really spotty skin, been weeing loads more than usual, food cravings and adversions and weird feelings low in my stomach... My body is telling me I am but the HPT are telling me I'm not!!! Someone said on my other thread about going to get blood work done, so I light have to do that... If I can get past the receptionists, they're so brutal sometimes!

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CatWitch · 27/09/2014 01:36

I'm so sorry you are going through this, horrible when your body is telling you one thing but technology( as it were) is telling you another. I so hate dealing with medical receptionists, breathed a huge sigh of relief when my GP went to online scheduling. Perhaps take a deep breath on Monday morning, ring your GP and pleasantly insist you have an appointment. If the receptionists won't budge, request a telephone consult with GP.

I will be thinking of you...

willitbe · 27/09/2014 18:58

I have explained on one of your other threads - you should go to get doc to feel your stomach to see if your uterus is enlarged. /if it is they will send you for a scan.

Happened to my sister - yes it can happen, but you need to see GP to see if there is another reason.

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Jadexclark · 27/09/2014 21:57

Thank you willitbe for the in depth answer you gave me on the other thread about the hook effect. I will keep that in mind & try diluting!

When I had my two positives, I rang up the doctors straight away and they told me that I'd need to see a midwife but booked me in. When I 'came on' 5 days later, I cancelled the appointment. However, I received a dating scan in the post that I completely forgot to cancel, and that's this Friday coming. I might just go to the doctors and ask whether I can just go to the scan and see what the scan brings up... Do you think? X

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