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Was told I had a miscarriage about 8 days ago , had bad pains and quite a bit of bleedin , was around 4/6 weeks ? Confused , help !!!!?
When I done my first pregnancy test the line was very faint and that was about 3 days before my period was due but it was a positive had a scan and doctor seen a tiny sac and a tinier blob , blood test showed my hcg was very high for so early on , a few days later I had more blood tests and my hormone level went donwn but was still very high for early days but obviously a miscarriage , another few days later hospital checked my wee and test still positive and now I have done one today , 8 days later and it came up crystal clear within a second that the test is very much still positive ? My first test took me about 15 minutes to finally see a faint line , I am so confused
4 Answers
- HelenLv 72 years ago
Your hormone levels will still be high enough for a positive reading weeks after the miscarriage. I'm sorry.
- TulipLv 72 years ago
You still have enough hormones for a positive test. I can't get past the bad grammar though.
- KangarooLv 72 years ago
It took about 6 weeks after my miscarriage for me to get a negative pregnancy test. It's normal, it can take ages.
Sorry for your loss.
- nobodyLv 72 years ago
Sorry for your loss. Miscarriages are sadly very common within the first trimester, sometimes with no reasoning behind them. Your HCG will read high for the first few weeks because it takes time for the body to readjust to not being pregnant. It does not mean you are still pregnant hon. Sorry.
Source(s): Personal experience with 3 miscarriages