i had sex two months ago, with a condom and he pulled out. i had been spotting since my previous period at the time. a week later the bleeding got slightly heavier. another week passed and all of a sudden i started bleeding really heavy (enough to soak a pad in an hour) and passing clots the size of my palm at times. whenever i would push blood would come out too i had gotten a blood test around the time i was bleeding and my hcg level came back at 10. i had to retest and it came back at 2. my doctor had prescribed me these pills to stop the bleeding which stopped it for 2 days then i started bleeding again but after a week it completely stopped. now its been a month since i stopped bleeding and i havent gotten my period yet only cramps. im really worried i can be pregnant if i ever was. is it possible the blood test was wrong?
It's not impossible for the blood test to be wrong, but it is unlikely. It sounds like your cycle is just messed up, is will most likely correct itself in another month or so. That being said, you should call your doctor and explain what has been going on and what your concerns are. They will probable want to see you just to make sure everything is okay.
i had a miscarriage on Dec 1st 2010 and the bleeding stopped on Dec 10th. i was 6 weeks. Me and my husband had sex and we are pregnant again im 5 weeks now. i got pregnant about a week after my miscarriage so you could be pregnant again. when you miscarry it can take up to 6 weeks to get a period back as well.
It doesnt matter if he pulls out or not, you can still get pregnant. Go back to doctor and get on birth control after you find out for sure if you were pregnant. Take the pills everyday at the same time. If your stomach gets upset take them before bed. The rubber/latex in condomns are can breakdown if left in a wallet, purse, car, in a hot temperature area, and have expiration dates for a reason. Taking the pills correctly is more effective than just condomns alone, so use both as a better method.
Yes you could have been pregnant and lost the fetus in the first few weeks. The most likely time for a miscarriage is in the first 8wks.
Stop having sex and find out for sure if you were/are pregnant or if it was something else.
Go see a doctor. If you are having issues you should see a doctor no matter what the cause is. You probably aren't pregnant though unless you have been having unprotected sex since then.
Hcg should be zero at all times. 10 and 2 are signs of pregnancy. It dropped because you lost the pregnancy. Make sure all of the tissue is gone.. It can give you an infection. See your doctor.
See your doctor. That's really the only way to figure out what's going on with you.
Best wishes.
