The feedback comment that you posted indicates that you would like some
additional information. I will gladly attempt to provide it.
The last part of your questions says: 'Is my hcg still low?'
I interpreted that part of your question to mean: 'Is it possible that
I am pregnant, but I am still getting negative pregnancy tests because it is
still too early in the pregnancy for the hcg level to the high
enough for the tests to give a positive reading?'
Since you did not provide a possible date of conception in your question -- I provided information which would enable you
to determine whether enough time had passed since your possible
conception date for the home pregnancy test to give a valid reading.
In other words, a home pregnancy test taken two weeks or longer after
you're possible date of conception should give you a correct indication
of whether or not you are pregnant.
I also told you the next logical step to take if you're still unsure was to get a blood test for pregnancy from your doctor.
I apologize if I first answer was not clear enough. I hope this clears things up for you.
I am puzzled as to why you would accept my answer if you felt it was
incomplete, inadequate or unclear. I am also puzzled that you did
not choose to post a reply asking for a clarification or more
information -- rather than accepting my first answer.
Please post a reply if you still need more information.
Good luck!
Steve
Edited by Oreport on June 12 2005 at 3:36am
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