Ur most welcome dear.. But you need 2 get the beta blood test done asap.. Coz u need to start taking your prenatals(medicines during pregnancy ur doctor shall suggest u,usually iron, vitamins etc..) which r a must if u are pregnant.. Good luck..
thank you{: gave me a bit more reliefe to know that there is still a chance. and thamnk you for the help
thank you(: sorry to ask this but... do you think my baby might still have a chance of still being alive since it has been a month since the bleeding last happened? nd im sorry but im new to this pregnancy thing and im not really sure what hCG means. can u maybe define it? please. and thank you
Implantation bleeding is not characterized by cramps and heavy bleeding, that was a stupid thing for the doctor to say. However, women sometimes do bleed in early pregnancy for other reasons without affecting the baby. In other words, though it is not implantation bleeding, you could still be pregnant despite the bleeding. If the tests keep coming up positive, you probably are. However, to be sure, I would go to an ob-gyn and get two beta hCG blood tests, the kind that are quantitative (i.e., they give a number). The tests should be two days apart. If the hCG count is rising (near doubling) in 48 hours, everything is fine despite the bleeding you had. If not, it is suggestive that the pregnancy is failing.