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Worried about my scan :( false positives

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Chantelle2803 · 10/07/2013 10:52

Hello I have done 7 positive test now and my Midwifes appt on 19 and scan on 25th in just so worried that I'm gunna go to the hospital for my scan and nothing is going to show :( apparantly a lady told that she had 6 false positives I'm really worried is this true someone tell me

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greenj1 · 10/07/2013 10:54

It's very very rare to have a false positive. I'm sure you will see your little one waving to you on the screen!!! :)

ShowOfHands · 10/07/2013 10:56

You can get false positives in very, very rare situations. They are detailed in the pregnancy test instructions and would involve something like specific chemotherapy drugs or something equally unlikely for Joe Normal.

If you are getting positives, your body is producing hcg. If you're producing hcg, it's almost undoubtedly because you're pregnant. You are. I know it doesn't fee like it, but it is that simple.

Chickpea1983 · 10/07/2013 11:11

I was worried about exactly the same! I asked at my scan how many people have scans and nothing is there, and she said 'VERY rarely' and usually because of psychological rather then medical reasons (i.e. pretending they're pregnant rather than false-positive).

Chantelle2803 · 10/07/2013 11:22

Oh right ok thank you x

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TinkyPeet · 10/07/2013 11:26

I think ALL of us have been anxious before the first scan and worrying that there will be nothing there to see for various reasons, lack of symptoms etc :) good luck Hun sincerely hope you have an easy pregnancy an the scan goes well x

Chantelle2803 · 10/07/2013 12:22

Anyone else ? D

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Dolallytats · 10/07/2013 12:31

Oh, I did so many pregnancy tests when I was expecting DC2. I couldn't believe it because it took us 15 years to concieve him. When I had my scan I was convinced I was wrong. When he appeared on the screen I actually said 'Oh look, a baby!!'.

Honestly, how you are feeling is completely normal. And, even though it took so long to have DC2, I am now 38+2 with an equally unexpected DC3!!!

Good luck.

charlottesweb87 · 10/07/2013 12:49

Had my scan this week and I was so worried. I only took one pregnancy test at 4 weeks because I was too scared to take another in case it can back negative! The relief when we said "there's baby" and turned the screen was amazing. I will never forget the first scan so enjoy every moment and don't worry Grin

ThreeEyedRaven · 10/07/2013 12:54

This is the 3rd time you've posted about this over the past week and you keep being given the same, correct advice.

I hope you're not trolling these threads.

Chantelle2803 · 10/07/2013 13:01

Excuse me I'm a first time mum and worried

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TheSlug · 10/07/2013 13:49

I was really scared before mine, and I'd even had an early scan at 9ish weeks! it was lovely to see baby on the screen, wriggling and stretching, it was a real relief.

Doctorbrownbear · 10/07/2013 14:21

I was very shocked both times to see baby shapes on the screen. I worried myself stupid before thinking that there was nothing there, silly really because I had plenty of sickness both times.

dirtyface · 10/07/2013 14:28

aww i had this with my first pg

was CONVINCED they would scan me and nothing would be there

my first pregnancy is now a strapping 7 year old

you will be fine. and congrats on your pregnancy x

Chantelle2803 · 10/07/2013 16:21

Thank you x

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Lulabellarama · 10/07/2013 16:31

Hopefully your THIDR thread in as many days, asking the exact same question will be sufficient to put your mind at ease.

Lulabellarama · 10/07/2013 16:31

*THIRD obv.

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