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I have thyroid from 1 year, last 3 months my periods cycle were not as per timeline, used to delay 1 week to 10 days but never skipped periods till now. This time I got my last period on Oct 1st and there was no intercourse in oct after periods.
As usual I was expecting my periods in nov 1st week but it didn't come, nov 8th, we had intercourse and there was no period till now, on 23rd I tried testing through a home pregnancy kit where I got 1 dark line and the other faint line, I didn't believed and tested again after 2 days this time that faint line is little dark not completely but we can see the 2 lines
Can this be happen, is it miracle or something. Can we trust these 2 lines meant to be pregnancy or any other reason for my scenario... Doctors please provide a genuine answer on this... You can tell to go for a blood test but tell me now what it is as per your expertise.
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If there are two lines on upt kit that too twice then there are chances of pregnancy so go for blood test and ultrasound scan
Dont wait and keep on repeating UPT.
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Blood test for serum beta hcg, ultrasound scanning
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You need to understand that strip kits may not be confirmatory
To confirm if your pregnant or not you need a blood test
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Hello Ma’am, since there was no intercourse after your last period on Oct 1st, pregnancy from that cycle is not possible.
However, thyroid imbalance can delay ovulation and periods, so if ovulation happened very late, pregnancy after Nov 8th intercourse is still a small possibility.
A faint second line on a home pregnancy test usually indicates early pregnancy, but hormonal disturbances can also cause unclear results. To confirm, please repeat the urine test after 48 hours or do a serum β-hCG blood test, which gives a definite answer. Checking your TSH again is also important as thyroid fluctuations can disturb your cycle.
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