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What is a chemical pregnancy? What causes it? And how do I know if I’ve had one? Answers to these questions are important to have on your journey to conceive. First thing you need to know is that a chemical pregnancy is very common. In fact, 50-75% of all miscarriages are considered chemical pregnancies. You may have had one in the past without even realizing it. If you experience heavy bleeding soon after seeing a positive pregnancy test result– you can assume you’re having an early miscarriage – or a chemical pregnancy. Here’s what’s going on inside your body: After the fertilized egg implants itself into the uterus, cells that would become the placenta begin to produce detectable levels of the pregnancy hormone – hCG. Those hormone levels result in a positive pregnancy test – or blood test. When the
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