BIM juni 2025

Grattis Hoppaspåtur! 💕

För mig blev lyckan väldigt kortvarig 😭 fick som mensvärk igår kväll i ca 2 min, gick och kissa och ser då ca 2 droppar blod och en klump mörkrött torkat blod (ca0,5-1cm). Låg sen bara och vänta på att börja blöda men det har inte kommit än. Idag känner jag mig inte lika gravid tyvärr, mindre ömma bröst iaf 😢 ringde barnmorska och de kommer inte göra något, borde jag be/kräva något? Jag är så arg på mig själv att jag ringde igår och skrev in mig, tänk om de kommer börja om med ?ett års försök? nu. skulle inte ringt😭💔

Förstår att du vill se ➕ på alla test. Hoppas alla test visar snart ❤️

Här är om veckoindikatortestet när den slår om och de är verkligen inte så exakta.

If you get "Not pregnant", you may still have an HCG level below 17. Try another test today, and then again in 2 days.

If you get 1-2 weeks, that means that your HCG level is almost definitely between 10 and 500. It is most likely to be between 10 and 180.

1-2 weeks can turn positive anywhere above 10 ml/IU, but it doesn't reach 99% accuracy until 17. Clinical guidelines are 5 - 50 mIU/ml

If you get 2-3 weeks, that means that your HCG level is almost definitely between 120 and 4000. It is most likely to be between 180 and 2900.

2-3 weeks can turn positive anywhere above 120, but it doesn't reach 99% accuracy until 500. Clinical guidelines are 5 - 426 mIU/ml

If you get 3+ weeks, that means that your HCG level is almost definitely above 2100. It is most likely to be above 2900.

3+ weeks can turn positive anywhere above 2100, but it doesn't reach 99% accuracy until 4000. Clinical guidelines are 18 - 7,340 mIU/ml

The error bars on this test are wide enough that I would consider the weeks results to be entertainment only. You should absolutely not use this test to try to determine what your HCG level is. If your specific HCG level is important, go get a blood test done.

All that said, this is the only test on the market right now that can give you any clue at all about how much HCG is in your sample, and it can provide you some useful information. To know whether a particular level is accurate for a single sample, you'd need to take something like 10 tests at once. But if you just want reassurance that your pregnancy is progressing, you can use one test each time, and even with the large error bars on this test, it will eventually show progress, because your HCG level is steadily increasing. You may not hit "3+" until your 6th week however and that would still be within clinical guidelines. I wouldn't make any decisions based on this test unless the decision is to see a doctor and get a blood test done.