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Old November 9th 05, 10:15 PM
Kath
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Dear all,

I have a question. I have two girls and both times no pregnancy test
came up positive. My first we confirmed through a physical exam at
eight weeks and the second via ultrasound also aroud 8 weeks. So here
I am, a couple of days late, very sore breasts, and the nipples look
darker, yet the test came back negative. I can find no info about how
normal (or abnormal) it is for a woman to not respond to urine tests?
My girls are 14 and 7 so we would be thrilled to have our last one
about now. I just don't understand how my body works differently or
why? Have you heard of cases like this before?

Thanks so much for your help
Kath

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Old November 9th 05, 10:42 PM
Jamie Clark
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Go to your doctor and request a blood test. Basically, the embryo puts off
hcg into your system, and it gets into your blood faster than it gets into
your urine. So it's possible to have a faint or negative hpt and still have
a nice normal blood result. Based on your history of negative hpts while
clearly being pregnant, I'd ring up your doctor and ask for a blood test.

Regarding the hpt's, some are clearly more sensitive than others. FRED
(First Response Early Detection confirms about 20 mui, I believe, while
Confirm detects about 25 mui of hcg in your urine, and EPT detects 40 mui.
Fact Plus detects 150 mui. If you haven't tried with a very sensitive test,
you might want to try again. Or not. A blood test is easy to get, although
not as fast! They usually call you later that day with results.
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Dear all,

I have a question. I have two girls and both times no pregnancy test
came up positive. My first we confirmed through a physical exam at
eight weeks and the second via ultrasound also aroud 8 weeks. So here
I am, a couple of days late, very sore breasts, and the nipples look
darker, yet the test came back negative. I can find no info about how
normal (or abnormal) it is for a woman to not respond to urine tests?
My girls are 14 and 7 so we would be thrilled to have our last one
about now. I just don't understand how my body works differently or
why? Have you heard of cases like this before?

Thanks so much for your help
Kath



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Old November 9th 05, 11:10 PM
Ericka Kammerer
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Kath wrote:
Dear all,

I have a question. I have two girls and both times no pregnancy test
came up positive. My first we confirmed through a physical exam at
eight weeks and the second via ultrasound also aroud 8 weeks. So here
I am, a couple of days late, very sore breasts, and the nipples look
darker, yet the test came back negative. I can find no info about how
normal (or abnormal) it is for a woman to not respond to urine tests?
My girls are 14 and 7 so we would be thrilled to have our last one
about now. I just don't understand how my body works differently or
why? Have you heard of cases like this before?


I do know others that have had similar experiences,
but I have no idea why it happens to them.

Best wishes,
Ericka
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Old November 10th 05, 01:39 AM
CY
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Well, pg tests are a lot more sensitive now than they were 7 and 14 years
ago...what brand are you using?
"Kath" wrote in message
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Dear all,

I have a question. I have two girls and both times no pregnancy test
came up positive. My first we confirmed through a physical exam at
eight weeks and the second via ultrasound also aroud 8 weeks. So here
I am, a couple of days late, very sore breasts, and the nipples look
darker, yet the test came back negative. I can find no info about how
normal (or abnormal) it is for a woman to not respond to urine tests?
My girls are 14 and 7 so we would be thrilled to have our last one
about now. I just don't understand how my body works differently or
why? Have you heard of cases like this before?

Thanks so much for your help
Kath



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Old November 10th 05, 11:30 PM
Kath
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Thanks so much for your help. I had used EPT but after reading your
emails I did call my doc. and I am going in for a blood test tomorrow.

Thanks so much!

 




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