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Faint positive cycle day 19
Spotting/mild bleeding accompanied by mild cramps at cycle day 19-20. Posituve result on Homebased pregnancy test continuously from cycle day 19 till cycle day 23. Negative test on cycle day 25. No cramps, no bleeding since cycle day 20.
Frequent urination is there and cough started 2 days before bleeding.
Is this a sign for pregnancy?
There was never mid cycle bleeding in all the years.
Please suggest.
Thank you
Pregnancy test can be done 24 hours after a skipped period
With bleeding urine pregnancy test can be false positive
As blood interferes with pregnancy test
So the timing of pregnancy test in ur case was wrong
Frequent urination is a sign of urine infection
Get a test called urine routine
More than 5 pus cells warrants antibiotics
Increase fluid intake u need investigations to find out the reason fr this mid cycle bleeding
Was an emergency pill taken?
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Suggest to get serum beta hcg levels done and a usg done for confirmation of pregnancy. And then review
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Get Beta HCG test done after you miss your period date to confirm pregnancy.
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Any pain abdomen, or anything i would suggest you to get serum beta hcg before getting to any conclusion, so get that and scan as well and review
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