While early pregnancy testing is possible it often yields a false negative. In cases where fertility drugs are used it can yield a false positive. It is best to wait 14-16 days after ovulation, unprotected sex, or embryo transfer for the most accurate results.
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∙ 2012-05-06 09:45:42Yes! Some women don't produce enough HCG hormone in early pregnancy for the HPT to detect. If you are 21 DPO and your BBT is still hight, I would suggest going to the doctor for a blood pregnancy test.
No it's a sign of pms. Not pregnancy. Sorry.
It absolutely could. But I wouldn't hold my breath,not yet anyway. A lot of times pregnancy symptoms mimic period symptoms even if it is far off. Good luck!
it isn't unheard of but it's uncommon to get a positive 7dpo because it takes 6-12 days for implantation and 2-3 days for hcg levels to rise. I myself is addicted to POAS and I am today at 7dpo and I've had some pregnacy symptoms but no sore bbs or actually being sick, just nausea, back pain, pinching in the abdomen and lots of cramps plus creamy, yellowish CM ..I tested about 2 hours ago with two cheep Internet POAS tests and one extremely faint positive and the rest negative, might of been my mind thinking its positive when it was not but then again it could be.. Moral of the story; it was too early to tell.. should take my own advice but it's HARD when TTC! lol it can happen though, good luck! X
The reason you are getting a negative test is because you are only 9dpo (days past ovulation). Implantation occurs 5-8 days after conception, and the pregnancy hormone detected by tests does not build up enough for 6-9 days after that. Testing is most recommended at 12-14dpo. SOME women test earlier and get a positive, but every woman is different and most women actually dont get the positive until after their missed period. If you are 9dpo, then iimplantation just recently happened if you conceived. Wait 4-6 more days and try again. Good luck!
earliest I have had one is 6 dpo with First Response Early Result.
Yes! Some women don't produce enough HCG hormone in early pregnancy for the HPT to detect. If you are 21 DPO and your BBT is still hight, I would suggest going to the doctor for a blood pregnancy test.
There are early pregnancy tests that can detect as early as 6 DPO (days past ovulation), but most store bought tests can only detect as early as 5 days before your expected period.A pregnancy can not be ruled out until after the period is missed. A negative pregnancy test before then, is not a guarantee that you aren't pregnant.If you are only 7 DPO, then the best bet would be to wait at least another day or 2, then use FMU (first morning urine) and test with a sensitive test, such as First Response Early Result, or the Clear Blue Digital tests.Having symptoms is a very good sign.
Typically 3 dpo is too early for any pregnancy symptoms, however there have been medical reports of women showing slight symptoms this early. Symptoms can include: cramping, tender and/or enlarged breast, sore nipples. The only true way to find out if you are pregnant though is to take a pregnancy test closer to when your period is due to arrive.
It can be. But it could also just be that, a bad long lasting headache due to perhaps stress. If it persists see your doctor. Get him/her to do a blood test for a possible pregnancy. Pregnancy headaches can start as early as 7-10 dpo as the hcg level begins to rise.
No it's a sign of pms. Not pregnancy. Sorry.
A serum hCG will definitely show an increase in hCG by 15 dpo, an HPT - depending on the brand needs to show an increase from <5mIU/ml, to 50mIU/ml to 100mIU/ml - depending on the brand. If yours is the more sensitive, and positive at 50mIU/m then you should be OK if not hold off a couple more days. Using urine from your first void of the day.
Not a normal sign of pregnancy.
If you mean day five of your cycle, then no! (You haven't ovulated yet, so you can't be pregnant). But if you mean 5 dpo (days past ovulation), it is possible because implantation can occur as early as 5 dpo, and some symptoms start after implantation.
That sounds like a UTI more than pregnancy symptoms.
You can start to get symptoms as soon as the egg implants usually 8-10 dpo, but don't worry if you don't some people don't get symptoms for several weeks.
That number is well within normal limits. The numbers can vary quite a lot and still be normal. Please see the chart below: 10 DPO: 10 - 50 mIU/ml HcG 13 DPO: 20 - 100 mIU/ml HcG 16 DPO: 40 - 200 mIU/ml HcG 19 DPO: 80 - 400 mIU/ml HcG 22 DPO: 160 - 800 mIU/ml HcG Since you were 56 at 16 DPO, you are within the normal limits. Congratulations on your pregnancy!