2 pregnancy tests 2 faint lines then 5 negative tests & a negative blood test no period for 8 weeks ?

my periods were due on the 13th of march but did not arrive on the 22nd of march i had a brownish discharge very light so i done a test & i had 2 very faint lines but u could still see them so i done another test a different brand & i had another very faint line i done the tests correctly within the correct time then i got 2 more tests & they were negative so i went to the doctors & had another test which also came up as negative then on the 2nd april i was experiencing pains & heavyness in my lower abdoman so i saw an emergancy doctor who admitted me to hospital to check for an for an ectopic pregnancy which when i got examand they said it was not that so they gave me a blood test which came up as negative but im still having pregnancy symptoms & still no period im not on the pill & never have been me & my partner have been trying for a baby now for over a year has anyone ever had anything like this before as im so worried about it thanks.

Hi there,

Sounds very frustrating.

It is possible that you had a Chemical Pregnancy. Symptoms of a chemical pregnancy are to have a positive PG test followed by a negative test.

When implantation occurs, but the pregnancy fails to develop properly, it is called a chemical pregnancy. That's because you were technically pregnant (you produced the chemical HCG), but a normal pregnancy did not result. You see it as a regular period, or a period that is a few days late.

Chemical pregnancies occur very frequently. That is probably what happens in most of the months that you are trying but don't get pregnant. These are not considered miscarriages (though they are technically very early miscarriages), and have no effect on your ability to get pregnant in the future.

It can take up to a year to get pregnant. That's not because there were no sperm to fertilize the egg. If you are actively trying, there usually is sperm available. The egg is there, too. However, many things can go wrong.

The egg could be abnormal, the sperm could be abnormal or the combination could be abnormal. In any of these cases, the fertilized egg could fail to grow.

Or it is possible for the egg to grow, but then when it gets to the uterus, it doesn't implant. Or it implants, but stops growing and is washed out with a menstrual cycle. Or it starts growing and you miss your period, but then it stops growing. In that case, you would get your period a few days late.

Most chemical pregnancies are due to chromosomal problems in the developing fetus. Other possible causes are inadequate uterine lining, uterine abnormalities both congenital or acquired like fibroids, low hormone levels, luteal phase defect or certain infections.

No need to worry, you just keep on trying. Baby dust to you!

Hope this helped.

keep going back to the doctor until they give you an answer. try another doctor too. make an appointment with your gyno and they could do a pap smear and see if it's normal. (that's the first step!)