[inlove96]

Just wondering.

I know mine is considered chemical but really what is the difference???

[zzz]

Well, there really isn't a difference. A chemical pregnancy is actually a very early miscarriage - I don't really know why they call it chemical, but there it is.

I hope you get your sticky bfp soon!

Lisa

[inlove96]

Well, there really isn't a difference. A chemical pregnancy is actually a very early miscarriage - I don't really know why they call it chemical, but there it is.

I hope you get your sticky bfp soon!

Lisa[/b]

Thank you too.

Sorry for your loss hun. I believe a chemical is when you are very very early in your pregnancy. I was told most of the time a chemical is where you get an early BFP but you get AF on time or a few days later.

[sjkduke]

At work, we consider a chemical pregnancy as when the egg is fertilized but does not implant, where a miscarriage is where an implanted embryo is expelled from the uterus.

Sorry again hon.

[inlove96]

At work, we consider a chemical pregnancy as when the egg is fertilized but does not implant, where a miscarriage is where an implanted embryo is expelled from the uterus.

Sorry again hon.[/b]

Thanks hun. I am sorry about yours too.

I am sure mine was chemical. Which either way i was the happiest I will ever be for those 2 days. Now I am back to reality and not TTC anymore....til DH is ready.

[:::Dan!elle:::]

I just wanted to say that I don't like the term "chemical" pregnancy. There WAS a baby so IMO it is considered a miscarriage.

[kimmiec]

Hey Tiffany

I found this site that has quite a bit about chemical pregnancies hope it helps.

http://www.womens-health.co.uk/chemical.html

Theres also a link at the top of the site for miscarriage.