hi i found this for you it’s a lot better than i could write its from this site <link> very early miscarriage very early miscarriage which is common - guessed at as up to 50% of all miscarriages - is a pregnancy that ends soon after implantation sometimes only a few days later. you may not even have been aware that you were pregnant. this early loss is medically referred to as a ‘chemical pregnancy’ and it would once have gone undetected with-out the ultra sensitive pregnancy tests now on the market making it easier to get a positive result 3 or 4 days before your period is due. if a home pregnancy kit showed faintly positive it was not a false pregnancy test it was evidence that conception had taken place. the medical term changes to ‘clinical pregnancy’ when a baby continues to develop normally but miscarries before it would be visible on an ultrasound usually at around 5 or 6 weeks gestation or within about a week of a missed period. when your period does arrive it can be put down to a late one and is usually heavier than normal so i think you had what they call a chemical pregnancy may have even been before you tested that’s why it was so faint from what was writen above. hope this helps you. good luck
is it possible to be pregnant and feel totally fine? . about a month ago i felt great but my period was late. so i took a pregnancy test which had a positive line albeit a bit fainter than the test line which confused me. turns out i was pregnant (now i know any positive line means positive. ) however unfortunately i lost the pregnancy-i don't know why. could the fact that i wasn't having any pregnancy symptoms be related to the pregnancy loss? could it be that my next pregnancy will be as easy as this one?