Hello doctor, I have a question for you: I was about 2 weeks late for my period, then I had back pain, dull abdominal pain, and chest pain. I took a pregnancy test and it showed 2 lines. After that, I went to the doctor and he said he didn't see any fetus in the uterus but the lining was thick, so the fetus was preparing to implant. He asked me to come back for a check-up in 1 week, but after about 2 days at home, I had some brown bleeding and the next day I had more bleeding.

Hello doctor! My period is about 10 days late. I took a pregnancy test on 21/2/2020 and it showed 1 dark line and 1 faint line. On 23/2/2020, I had bleeding. I had an ultrasound and the doctor said the fetus had not entered the uterus yet. If there is little bleeding, it is pregnancy bleeding, if there is a lot of bleeding, it is menstrual bleeding. At night, I had a lot of bleeding like menstrual blood and it was clotted.

I tested the pregnancy test and it showed 2 lines, 1 dark, 1 light, but 2 days later I got my period. So doctor, can you tell me why I tested with 2 lines but still got my period?

This is my first pregnancy and I have no medical history. I am currently 8 weeks pregnant. I had an ultrasound and there was 5mm of fluid under the chorion, and no blood in my vagina. The doctor diagnosed me with vaginitis. So, doctor, can you tell me if 8 weeks of pregnancy with subchorionic fluid has any effect? Will it go away on its own? Does vaginitis affect the development of the fetus?

My period is 4 days late compared to my previous period and I took a pregnancy test and it showed 2 faint lines. On the 5th day, I had bleeding that lasted for about 5 days. I went to the doctor and he said I was not pregnant but only saw a cyst in the ovary and a thick uterine lining. So, doctor, can you tell me why the pregnancy test showed 2 faint lines but the ultrasound showed no pregnancy?

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