2 positeive and 2 negative pregnancy tests Posted: 09-18-07 16:31pm
this is gonna sound weird but i took 2
pregnancy tests and they came out positive
then i took 2 more to reassure myself and
they came out negative which ones should i
belive
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AyaMiyaki
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Posted: 09-18-07 16:35pm
Umm, that depends. Did you read the first
two within the correct window of time?
Pregnancy tests are invalid after 10
minutes. If you read the results after
that, you might have seen an evaporation
line.
If you ARE pregnant, it's also possible
that your urine was too diluted to trigger
positives on the last two tests.
Buy another test and take it first thing
tomorrow morning with your pee that you've
been holding all night long (first morning
urine). That should be accurate. Or, if
you're still concerned, contact your
doctor and ask for him/her to test you.
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young Girl
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Posted: 09-18-07 16:36pm
positive
your most likely 99.9% pregnant
unless you let the positivetests sit for a
long time and the 2nd line was just an
evap line
but if it showed up right away then your
pregnant!
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angelinhiseyes2007
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Posted: 09-19-07 23:14pm
got to the doctor thats about all i can
say cause i took one and it didn't take so
i went to my health department. and i took
one there then went to the doctor and
every time i go but thats just a
percaution..
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