Can a doctots pregnancy test be wrong?!
Question: wat are the chances of a doctors tes being wrong i have had my period 4 times in the past 6 which is normal for me considering i get mine usually every two months and plus i just started birth control and i just started college could these few pounds be the freshman 15 or could i be pregnant and plus i took two tests before i got that test done at the doctors office and i did the home tests about a month before i took the the doctors test. my doctor said that part of the reason my period only comes once every 2 months is becuase i am a college level varsity athlete and plus i am training yet i cant rid of my gut and i think its getting bigger
Answers: wat are the chances of a doctors tes being wrong i have had my period 4 times in the past 6 which is normal for me considering i get mine usually every two months and plus i just started birth control and i just started college could these few pounds be the freshman 15 or could i be pregnant and plus i took two tests before i got that test done at the doctors office and i did the home tests about a month before i took the the doctors test. my doctor said that part of the reason my period only comes once every 2 months is becuase i am a college level varsity athlete and plus i am training yet i cant rid of my gut and i think its getting bigger
Any test can be false-positive or false-negative. Some factors you may want to consider regarding skipped periods:
1. Pregnancy.
2. Recent miscarriage or abortion.
3. Loss/gain of 10+ pounds. Affects hormones.
4. Recently-begun exercise program. Affects hormones.
5. Illness. From common colds to ovarian cysts to adrenal disorders, these can affect hormones.
6. Medications. Especially birth control medications.
7. STDs.
8. Stress. Even everyday stress can affect those adrenals, which then affect your hormones.
You are experiencing several of the above situations with your weight gain, exercise, birth control, and stress, so your physician may be correct.
If you are two months pregnant, the fetus is about the size of a Nutter Butter cookie (I know, weird analogy, but it works) and isn't responsible for your "gut" getting bigger.
Regarding urine pregnancy tests, some women don't produce enough HCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) (the "pregnancy hormone") in their urine for it to be detectable, so a serum (blood) HCG test is more accurate.
Yes they can be wrong