The test was so instantaneously remarkably positive that it was a little bit embarassing. The colors barely had time to start to show before there was an enormous, blinking neon plus sign. It was at this moment that I realized, pregnancy tests are yet another thing designed purely for right-handed people. I was totally pissed by this, and then I realized that there were other more important things going on since I was obviously still Possibly Pregnant, according to the friendly test.
I must now go read online compulsively about taking a pregnancy test when you're like more than just a few days late, and whether the results do appear faster/darker/sexier.
Ok, I just got the answer I was looking for;
"hCG may be present in blood up to four weeks after an abortion or miscarriage"
Since it has been almost six weeks it looks like I'm off the hook there. I was really totally convinced that this was the case since I had none of the symptoms I had last time.
Oh-oh, but also,
"hCG may be released by trophoblastic tumors (molar pregnancies)--uncommon, benign tumors that usually develop in the placenta but may also occur when a piece of the placenta is left behind in the uterus after delivery, miscarriage, or abortion."
Um, ewwwwwwww. Since this is 'uncommon', I am voting 'no' on this.
The page I'm reading now says that most 'morning sickness' symptoms don't start until the fifth or sixth week, so maybe I'm just rushing things.
Thursday, September 20, 2007
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