Really confused :(

[Jenjen8787]

Jenjen8787

His guys need some advice..

So I have been trying for a baby for almost 12 years now it's happened I have fallen but had miscarriages now the last pregnancy turned out to be a eptopic they mistreated me they missed it from 6 week sad they found out after I collapsed at 14 weeks.. now 3 days ago I don't a test from sainsbury and it has a very thin but dark line going down making the cross however the same day I done a first responce and it was negative now I had this with my eptopic and i was adiment i was still pregnant but got sent away sad I will upload a picture when I figure it out but I guess what I'm trying to ask is has anyone had this experience with sainsbury test I have looked at some on Google but it's from years ago they had bad false positives do anyone no if it's changed yet or not? Thank you in advance xx

Im so sorry you have had to go through all this :(

I've had a few bad experiences with Sainsbury's tests and I will never use them again. First time I thought it was just a dodgy test, second time I was a bit miffed but third time I swore id never go near them again and I sent in a complaint. This was may this year.

I trust the Poundland ones more than the Sainsbury's.

I don't no how.they can sell these it gets so many people hopes up I guess I will just have to keep trying thank you for replying x

OP you need to make an appointment with your GP ASAP. 12 years is too long to have been trying for a baby and not have gotten anywhere. They can send you for testing etc and find out the problem. They can help you.

Yes sorry I didn't mention in there that I have pcos I already no the problem it's just so upset to see a positive then to find out its false. .

You can't get false positives. The tests pick up on the pregnancy HCG hormone. You only get that if your pregnant at the time.
Could be chemical pregnancies, where you are pregnant but not long after a positive the pregnancy fails so you get a late 'heavy period'.
It's still a failed pregnancy so still a loss. But GP's count it as a late period. They did with me anyway.
Yes I've heard PCOS can make getting pregnant difficult.
Is there nothing any professionals can do for you? I'm surprised they haven't steered you down the IVF route yet. Here's to hoping you conceive naturally soon and get a keeper.