First time poster. I’m (hopefully) 6 weeks with my second baby, and I’ve been driving myself mad testing with Clearblue Digitals just to see the weeks indicator change from 2-3 to 3+ weeks (which it hasn’t yet). Google threw up several older threads on MN about the same thing.
I’ve convinced myself I’ve had a MMC as the numbers aren’t rising. Today I had a look at Clearblue’s own website and saw this graph. So look at all the samples for bHCG between say 1100 and 8000- about half of those were coming up as being 2-3 weeks and half as 3+. So my HCG could be as high as 8000 and there’s a good chance it would still say 2-3. The company say there is “virtually no overlap” between 2-3 and 3+ but that’s rubbish. I mean, the y axis is logarithmic as well so the true amount of overlap is huge. Add to that the huge variation in what’s a normal HCG and I have no idea how the company can say the test is 97-99% accurate.
Anyway, I hope I’ve interpreted this correctly and I hope it helps someone who was panicking like me. Any mathematicians, have I understood this correctly? Thanks.