bonnie7321
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Hey y'all,
First off, a disclaimer -- I know so many of you are TTC and have been through so much, and I want to be sensitive to that. However, I was trying NOT to conceive but may have ended up doing so anyway, and it's difficult for me to post this knowing it might be painful for someone. But I need answers and I know this community would know.
My last period was June 11. I'm fairly regular (27-28 days) with moderate endometriosis (no laprascopy, just based on doctors' observations/my cycles). I had sex on June 28... supposedly right after my fertility window. He pulled out and I took Plan B within 24 hours. The next day, I was in excruciating pain near my left ovary, which is where my endo is worse. I continued to have pain for 5 days, and it gradually wore off.
I took a pregnancy test on June 6 juuuuuust to make sure. It was clearly negative.
I was due for a period on July 9, and the pain started picking up right before then. It hasn't slowed down. July 10, no period. Took three HPTs (First Response and a Clear Blue), all showed the faintest little lines. Ran to my primary care doc, was a "faint positive" on his urine test. I later found out that my blood hcg on July 10 was 30.
Fortunately, I had an US scheduled for my endo on July 11. There were no signs of pregnancy, no sac, nothing. I had a corpus luteal cyst on my right and two small tubal cysts on my left. I failed the GYN's urine PT. She didn't seem to think it possible for me to be pregnant, but did a blood hcg test just to be sure. It came back 43.5 -- very low considering how far along I would be, right?
Today I took another ClearBlue and another First Response. The CB was definitely positive, and the First Response was a little faint, but definitely there. I go in tomorrow for more blood hcg. The GYN is concerned about ectopic pregnancy.
Anyone have experiences with the constant pain, low hcg, and empty ultrasound? It seems so unlikely I got pregnant under the circumstances, but the tiny, growing amount of hcg suggests otherwise...
First off, a disclaimer -- I know so many of you are TTC and have been through so much, and I want to be sensitive to that. However, I was trying NOT to conceive but may have ended up doing so anyway, and it's difficult for me to post this knowing it might be painful for someone. But I need answers and I know this community would know.
My last period was June 11. I'm fairly regular (27-28 days) with moderate endometriosis (no laprascopy, just based on doctors' observations/my cycles). I had sex on June 28... supposedly right after my fertility window. He pulled out and I took Plan B within 24 hours. The next day, I was in excruciating pain near my left ovary, which is where my endo is worse. I continued to have pain for 5 days, and it gradually wore off.
I took a pregnancy test on June 6 juuuuuust to make sure. It was clearly negative.
I was due for a period on July 9, and the pain started picking up right before then. It hasn't slowed down. July 10, no period. Took three HPTs (First Response and a Clear Blue), all showed the faintest little lines. Ran to my primary care doc, was a "faint positive" on his urine test. I later found out that my blood hcg on July 10 was 30.
Fortunately, I had an US scheduled for my endo on July 11. There were no signs of pregnancy, no sac, nothing. I had a corpus luteal cyst on my right and two small tubal cysts on my left. I failed the GYN's urine PT. She didn't seem to think it possible for me to be pregnant, but did a blood hcg test just to be sure. It came back 43.5 -- very low considering how far along I would be, right?
Today I took another ClearBlue and another First Response. The CB was definitely positive, and the First Response was a little faint, but definitely there. I go in tomorrow for more blood hcg. The GYN is concerned about ectopic pregnancy.
Anyone have experiences with the constant pain, low hcg, and empty ultrasound? It seems so unlikely I got pregnant under the circumstances, but the tiny, growing amount of hcg suggests otherwise...