could i be pregnant, please help?

Question

i took a pregnancy test on the weekend, it was positive. a few days later i had a bleeding so i re-took the test and its now reading negative. my boobs are very tender and my nipples are sore. i dont have period pains and im very tired could i still be pregnant. should i re-take the test.? please help me.

Answer 1

just wait and time will prove for u if u r pregnant or not
some girls become pregnant but they cant keep being pregnant and lose their pregnancy due to midical problems they suffer
so just follow ur doctor instructions he may help u much better
i can give u something

1. Missing the monthly period.

This is a classic pregnancy symptom; especially if a woman's monthly cycle is as precise as the Big Ben. If a woman misses a period, it is probably time to take a home pregnancy test. However, if the woman's menstruation is not very regular, she should wait for a couple of days before taking a pregnancy test.

2. Soreness of breasts.

During pregnancy, breasts tend to be very sensitive. This is accompanied also by the darkening of the areolas or the concentric circle surrounding the nipples. A woman may also feel that her bra doesn't fit her as comfortably as before. This is natural because the breasts tend to increase in size when pregnancy sets in. For some, breast sensitivity is a very uncomfortable ordeal to live with during pregnancy. Fortunately, this wears off come the second trimester. For others, breast sensitivity can be a plus since this translates to heightened pleasure during intimate moments.

3. Morning Sickness.

Pregnant women usually deal with unsettled stomachs each morning during the first weeks of pregnancy. They may also sustain vomiting and feel weakness of the body. Contrary to popular belief, and to the suggestion the name implies, "morning" sickness does not only occur in the morning. Some women come down with nausea in the afternoon or in the evening. Other expectant mothers feel sick the whole day. This is maybe a side-effect due to the increase in the estrogen levels in a woman's body due to the pregnancy.

4. Unusual eating habits.

Women who are in the early stages of pregnancy sometimes crave for food they have never before or rarely eaten. It is also natural for them to be greedy. Some women may at times crave for unusual food, at the same time some women may hate the kind of food which used to be one of their favorites.

5. Spotting and discharge.

In the early stages of pregnancy, mucus begins to accumulate around the opening of the cervix to form the mucus plug, a barrier which serves as protection for the developing baby. Around the time of the implantation, or the time when the embryo has implanted itself on the uterine lining, pregnant women may notice a bit of spotting. Spotting due to pregnancy is light in volume and pinkish in color, as opposed to the deep red color associated with regular menstruation. It is important to emphasize though that discharge during pregnancy should not be accompanied by other distinctive signs of infection such as itchiness, burning sensation and foul odor.

Aside from these symptoms, a pregnant woman may also experience several other complaints such as fatigue, constipation, increase in basal body temperature even after her period is due, frequent urge to urinate and heartburn. Other unusual symptoms that an expectant mother may experience include enhanced sense of smell, weepiness and complexion problems also known as "breaking out". If a woman is experiencing one or more of these symptoms but still is unsure, a convenient home pregnancy test will easily confirm if she can expect a baby in the near future.

Answer 2

you are more likely to get a false negative then a false positive so I would definately re- take the test. If it still comes up neg. then you should see a doctor. Also some women bleed during pregnancy.

Answer 3

If it was positive once you can be pretty sure you are pregnant. Re-take the test and/or go to the doctor.

Answer 4

i agree that you should see your gp You cant normally get an inaccurate reading if its positive but if you miscarry the test can read positive for upto two weeks afterwards and it can take a few weeks for your body to realise it isnt pregnant anymore It can also take upto ten days for the bleeding to stop if miscarriage is the case Always better to seek professional advice as they're paid to know their job

Answer 5

Take another test if you want too, but to get a true and proper answer i would go to your gp to be tested, they can tell you for sure if it is a yes or no

Answer 6

You should see your GP and let them do a check for you, but the tests you can buy are pretty accurate.
Please go to your doctor though.

Answer 7

when you first become pregnant alot of women often have bleeding i think if it is only a small amount everything should be alright, best to talk to a doctor though.

Answer 8

Go to the doctors. Do not ask on here

Answer 9

My advice is go see a doctor and get it checked out, dont take risks and guess.

Answer 10

i would take another test but i would also get to the doctor ASAP!!