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June 7th, 2010
i have had my implant out for 2months now, only had one period since, was suppose to have one on 5june 2010 but nothing and its 7th now, we have done 4 or 5 pregnacy tests and all negative, althought one did have the second faintest line u ever saw hahaha but others negative. how long does it tkae to come out of your system and how long befor we can get pregnant. im really confused please help me. thankyou sweetcakes


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replied June 7th, 2010
Birth Control Answer A12968
Hello,
Thanks for me joining on ehealthforum.

The faint line that you saw in your UPT (urine pregnancy test) could mean pregnancy.
Sometimes the concentration of the HCG (pregnancy hormone) in urine is less resulting in false negative results (test shows negative even though you are pregnant).
Report to your gynecologist/healthcare provider and get a blood beta HCG test done along with a pelvic scan to confirm/rule out pregnancy and also to see if there are any other reasons for you not having your periods.

All the best.



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