Pos Test then Neg Tests on same day, Am I Pregnant? Posted: 08-26-07 05:36am
I had a positive yesterday on a clearblue
digital around 4pm but then as we were so
excited we went out bought some more
tests. I did 2 more 1 on a asda own brand
cheapy and another clearblue digirtal but
they were both negative, Not really sure
now, inbetween i did drink a pint of
squash and the urine was much lighter. Any
help would be appreciated. Also I have had
lots of symptoms for about week and a
half, dull ache constantly in my lower
back and legs, sharp pain on my left side
which lasted about an hour, runny nose and
lots of discharge. Thanks
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cln1812
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Posted: 08-26-07 09:16am
It sounds like you are pregnant if you got
a positive test. Early on, the urine
often needs to be concentrated to trigger
a positive result. The new clearblue
digital (the one that says results 5 days
sooner or something like that on the box)
is very sensitive, but other tests might
not be as sensitive. First Response Early
Results is also a sensitive test. Wait a
day or 2 and test again. First morning
urine usually has the highest
concentration of the pregnancy hormone, so
you may want to use that. Otherwise, try
not to drink much and hold your urine over
a 2-3 hour period, when the urine is
concentrated looking and not clearish, it
should be good to use.
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young Girl
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Posted: 08-26-07 09:51am
if you got a pasitive test then you ARE
pregnant
positive tests are acurate
you might want to go have a blood test
done?
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rosejackson
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Posted: 08-26-07 12:06pm
yes any positive test = pregnant! evn if u
get a negative result after. you can
always get a false negative bt never a
false positive
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Blink for Soup
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Posted: 08-26-07 13:26pm
see the same thing happend to me i took a
test yesterday and i got a second
line...and not even a really light line it
was a definate line (not as dark as the
control line but still very there) so i
decided to use first morning urine..well i
got in at 2 am and made the mistake of
peeing before i went to bed..i got up at 9
took the test but it was negative. not
even a faint line at all. im assuming
because i am only 2 days late for af and
that i peed before i went to bed maybe
that was the problem. ive read that fake
positives CAN happen but its usually not
the person but a problem with the test.
ive had a couple things that seem to be
symptoms like the metal/bloody taste in my
mouth (yuck by the way!) and nausae and
complete exhaustion and the obvious late
period.
not sure what im going to do. i guess wait
and see if i get my period at all and then
test by wednesday morning if i dont.
anyways i am in the same exact postion you
are.
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young Girl
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Posted: 08-26-07 13:36pm
a fake positive CAN NOT happen
a fake negative can but if you have a line
even if its faint then its positive and
there is no way positive tests are wrong
however you can get an evap line if you
let the test sit for too long. however if
you did it right and got a positive then
its NOT wrong
EVER
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AyaMiyaki
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We also have a user here who trigger
positive pregnancy tests because of cysts
on her ovaries.
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Ingi
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Posted: 08-26-07 19:57pm
False positives do happen. And if they are
read after the time limit, they show up
with an evaporation line. Some people
think this is considered a positive test.
It is not.
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