Do you agree that women shouldn’t say they had a chemical unless they go see their doctor?

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No. My doctor wouldn't even see me. Just canceled my appointments and said to come back the next time I was pregnant.

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Well, I had a chemical where I had gotten a positive at home and then a positive at the doctors. A few days later I had a chemical and they didn't have me come back in to confirm it. They didn't want me to come in as they said it was pointless

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Not really! I took four different test all different brands and all very positive , even took a digital and it said positive. Then I kept testing for like progression, and it got lighter and lighter. I know for sure it was a chemical. I mentioned it to my doctor the next time I got pregnant and she said it was indeed a chemical. But I didn’t call or go to see her when I had one, just mention it two Months later when I had my rainbow baby.

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Yes !! Only a doctor can determine what’s really going on

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I get really annoyed when people think they had a chemical when they just had an indent or evap. With both my chemicals I had strong, obvious lines.

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I personally say no 🤷🏻‍♀️ ive seen so many women on here have CLEAR positives but over time the line starts to fade and disappear, and then they heavy bleeding starts. Especially if a woman has been pregnant before or has miscarried. I think if your tests show positive but then fade after a while, and bleeding starts, i don’t think it’ll take someone with a medical license to determine a miscarriage.

Do you agree that women shouldn’t say they had a chemical unless they go see their doctor?

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