My IUD was Pulled b/c it was partially expelled, The Doc said I was not pregnant, could that be false test?

Im 26, I have 2 children, i had IUD for year in a half. I felt cramping pain 3 days ago and decided to check my strings. I could not feel them, I went to ER and was given pregnancy test. Doc said it was negative and it should have been b/c IUD. During my examine she seen my IUD was partially expelled. My thing now is do I get tested now that the iud is out to make sure the results are true? And has anyone been pregnant when Doc said they were not and had the IUD removed?My IUD was Pulled b/c it was partially expelled, The Doc said I was not pregnant, could that be false test?
Your best bet is a blood test and not a urine sample. Go back to your family doctor and ask for a blood test (and other birth control methods if you are not wanting a third child now).My IUD was Pulled b/c it was partially expelled, The Doc said I was not pregnant, could that be false test?
Take a pregnancy test after 10 days of the last time you had vaginal intercourse. Most tests won't show until then.





Blood or urine, it shouldn't matter. It's all in the timing and how high the HCG level is. HCG is the hormone you produce only when you're pregnant, and it's what the test looks for.

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Need help with a C++ program, I need to know how to make the program end when the statement is false?

#include %26lt;iostream%26gt; //Required for all C++ programs


#include %26lt;iomanip%26gt; //Part of the standard library for input/output, required for setw function


using namespace std;





int main() // Beginning of program


{


int choice;


double seconds,answer;


double speed;


bool validInput = true;





cout %26lt;%26lt; ';\t\tMenu\n';;


cout %26lt;%26lt; ';---------------------------------------鈥?br>

cout %26lt;%26lt; ';1. Carbon Dioxide'; %26lt;%26lt; endl;


cout %26lt;%26lt; ';2. Air'; %26lt;%26lt; endl;


cout %26lt;%26lt; ';3. Helium'; %26lt;%26lt; endl;


cout %26lt;%26lt; ';4. Hydrogen'; %26lt;%26lt; endl;


cout %26lt;%26lt; endl;


cout %26lt;%26lt; ';Please select one of the gases from the list.'; %26lt;%26lt; endl;


cout %26lt;%26lt; ';Enter your choice, 1-4: ';;


cin %26gt;%26gt; choice;


cout %26lt;%26lt; endl;





if (choice %26lt;=0 || choice %26gt;=5)





cout %26lt;%26lt; ';You did not choose a correct number please try again.'; %26lt;%26lt; endl;


else


(choice %26gt;=1 || choice %26lt;=4);





cout %26lt;%26lt; ';Enter the time in seconds that the soundwave traveled between 1-30: ';;


cin %26gt;%26gt; seconds;


cout %26lt;%26lt; endl;





if (seconds %26lt; 0 || seconds %26gt; 30)





cout %26lt;%26lt; ';SorNeed help with a C++ program, I need to know how to make the program end when the statement is false?
You have more than one area in which the user enters a choice, If you are asking how do you end your program at a point in which the user has entered invalid information,





switch your





if (choice %26lt;=0 || choice %26gt;=5)


cout %26lt;%26lt; ';You did not choose a correct number please try again.'; %26lt;%26lt; endl;


To:


if(choice %26lt;=0 || choice %26gt;= 5)


{


cout %26lt;%26lt; ';You entered invalid information'; %26lt;%26lt; endl;


return 0;


}





The bottom switch statement you would add:





default:


cout %26lt;%26lt; ';You entered invaid number'; %26lt;%26lt; endl;


return 0;








Anytime you return from main, the program is over.Need help with a C++ program, I need to know how to make the program end when the statement is false?
first of all you need a default case in your switch down at the bottom, but what statement are you talking about?

True or False: If a < b and b < c, then a < c.?

True or False: If a %26lt; b and b %26lt; c, then a %26lt; c.


True or False: If a %26gt; b, then a + c %26gt; b + c.True or False: If a %26lt; b and b %26lt; c, then a %26lt; c.?
1 If a %26lt; b and b %26lt; c, then a %26lt; c. TRUE


2. If a %26gt; b, then a + c %26gt; b + c. TRUETrue or False: If a %26lt; b and b %26lt; c, then a %26lt; c.?
The first is True.


If a is smaller than b and b is smaller than c, it only makes sense that a is smaller than c, right?





The second is also true. If a is bigger than b, and let's say you add 2 to both, a plus two is still going to be bigger than b plus 2, right?





Hope that helps.
The first one is true.


To test it we can give them values


a=6 b=5 c=4


6%26lt;5 5%26lt;4


then


6%26lt;4


or


a%26lt;b%26lt;c


Subtract b from both sides


a-b%26lt;c-b


then add b


a%26lt;c


The second one is also true


if you assign it with the same number then you get this


6%26gt;5 then 6+4%26lt;5+4


or


a+c%26gt;b+c


subtract c from both sides


and it is the same inequality


a%26gt;b


In short


1.) True


2.) True
both statements are true





you can test it by picking random values





e.g. if you let a=1, b=2 and c=2


then 1%26lt; 2, 2 %26lt; 3, 1%26lt; 3





then let a=2, b=1 and c=3


2+3 %26gt;1+3 since 5%26gt;4
If you're having to ask this on Yahoo you're having problems. Speak to your teacher.
both are true
true

TRUE OR FALSE: For those of you who post comments instead of answer..This is supposed to be Y!A and not Y!C...?

(Yahoo!Answers and not Yahoo!Comments)?


Any comment without an answer is a V/N..am I not correct?TRUE OR FALSE: For those of you who post comments instead of answer..This is supposed to be Y!A and not Y!C...?
ABSOLUTELY TRUE!!! I've noticed a lot of TROLLS who feel they can go around leaving comments instead of answers. They need to go back and read the Yahoo rules and regulations before they start spouting off with a bunch of crap.


I wish I knew who it was giving you such a hard time...I'd take care of them for you!!! I've always got your back!!


Peace, Love %26amp; HappinessTRUE OR FALSE: For those of you who post comments instead of answer..This is supposed to be Y!A and not Y!C...?
You are correct. But, it's only Y!A and there are so many immature people on this forum. It is not within the realm of expectation for EVERYONE to conform to the rules.
You are correct as all the people above me have already stated. Sometimes when it is a really ridiculous question or very immature, I think a statement is the best way to go. It's more of a open forum here on P%26amp;S than in the other categories because there is basically more freedom than in for instance pregnancy and parenting, where you can only ask questions about obviously pregnancy and parenting.
Yessir! You are correct, Sir! My answer is True! I truly apologize for any infractions and promise from this moment forward to pay strict attention to the guidelines and follow them to the letter or so help me you can have my Twinkies.





But first, LMAO at Cilla!
I think a comment can be a form of an answer. V/Ns are b*llshit, though. So many times I've gotten them when it wasn't called for. I've read through the guidelines. Granted, I don't adhere to them, but I've read them, nonetheless.


Cilla, Flattery, Blue Belle, Huh?-What it do? Good to see you.





'Sup, Naka!!!?
Yes, technically that's true. I do it anyway sometimes, when I see someone has already given an excellent answer and I just want to make a small extra point. Sometimes comments are just humorous replies to comical questions.
This is not a question but a statement. So this post by you should also be a V/N.





I gave up on caring about that crap long ago and i suggest you do to because it is never going to go away
taco dip





OMG Blue and Flattery you two are so funny. Blue definitely has had too many twinkies today, and I, not enough.





Huh? You got something to say? Huh? Take X
You are correct but I am a wordy cuss that must sometimes be put back on track.
Maybe!


I think an answer is best, sometimes, with a small comment/story!
If it's Y!A then why are you asking a Q? Surely there's some scope for flexibility
No comment!!!
true to a certain point





if they said something mean or wrong you should comment on the question
True that! I've gotten VNs for ';Not a question or answer'; so Why are these rude little brats getting away with it?
Can you answer, please, my questions?

Is it possible to be late for your period and get a false negative on a pregnancy test after coming off b.c.?

came off b.c. and had lmp on 3/29-4/3 ovulated it said from 3/9-3/15 and tried to concieve on 3/9 and 3/12. should have had period on 3/26 but it never came just some cramping.


last week nipples were unusally sensitive and some nausea and pains in stomach was noticed.


period was 4 days late tuesday when i took a test and it came out (-) which upset me since all the other times i thought i was pregnant a wasnt trying and tested it was negative but this time i was and i still got a negative .


so i called the dr they said to come in on next monday for blood test fi it hasnt came by then !


what do you guys think i just dont want to get my hopes up and give myself false symptoms which i dont think i am .


my friend had a (+) test before her period was even late !Is it possible to be late for your period and get a false negative on a pregnancy test after coming off b.c.?
You might be pregnant! My sister-in-law took 5 pregnancy tests before one came out positive at 5 weeks along. Get the blood test and be sure to let us know the result!


Best wishes ( =Is it possible to be late for your period and get a false negative on a pregnancy test after coming off b.c.?
Ok there is a good chance that you are Preg. You may have made an error taking the preg. test or its just not showing up in your system yet. I myself am trying to get Preg. so i know how dissapointing this can be only thing i can say is just pray good luck and i hope u get a + next time u try wait a few more days.

If b^2-4ac=0 and ';a'; cannot =0, then the graph of y=ax^2+bx+c has only one intercept. True or False?

Please explain how you got either answer.If b^2-4ac=0 and ';a'; cannot =0, then the graph of y=ax^2+bx+c has only one intercept. True or False?
Solution :





Nota bene : 3 cases





(1) b^2 -4ac %26gt; 0 (positive discriminant) =%26gt; 2 real solutions.


(2) b^2 -4ac = 0 (discriminant is zero) =%26gt; 1 real solution


(3) b^2 -4ac %26lt; 0 (negative discriminant) =%26gt; only 2 imaginary solutions


(no real solution)





answer :





False for cases (1) and (3).


True for case (2)





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Whats a counter example to prover that (A - B) ^ (C - B) = A - (B V C) is false.?

Counterexample for (A - B) ^ (C - B) = A - (B V C)








Key: ^ = and V = or.Whats a counter example to prover that (A - B) ^ (C - B) = A - (B V C) is false.?
A={1,2,3}, B={1,3}, C={2,3}


Left hand side has the element 2 and the right hand side does not.Whats a counter example to prover that (A - B) ^ (C - B) = A - (B V C) is false.?
what does the - mean? is it a conditional?