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No Contraceptives, Delayed Period. Negative Pregnancy Test. Family History Of Low Hcg Levels During Pregnancy. Pregnant?

hi, just looking for some answers. i am 20 years old and I had my implanon contraceptive implant taken out 6th february this year and now not using any contraceptive. My Periods have been very regular since. My last period was 12th may. I have been taking pregnancy tests every few days and they are all negative. Im not sure wht to ake of this, i have crhnes disease but have not had a flare up since last year. could this be effecting my periods or could i be pregnant? Also my mother had a low hcg level when pregnant with me and she didnt find out until she was 28 week pregnant. please help. thanx
Wed, 25 Jul 2012
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In all circumstances, Crohne's disease does not affect fertility, but it is more difficult to conceive during an active phase than during a remission. Your family history of low HCG levels could well be found in you too. I advise you to see your doctor immediately as there is every chance that you could be pregnant and given your condition you need proper assessment and care.Take care.
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No Contraceptives, Delayed Period. Negative Pregnancy Test. Family History Of Low Hcg Levels During Pregnancy. Pregnant?

Hello, In all circumstances, Crohne s disease does not affect fertility, but it is more difficult to conceive during an active phase than during a remission. Your family history of low HCG levels could well be found in you too. I advise you to see your doctor immediately as there is every chance that you could be pregnant and given your condition you need proper assessment and care.Take care.