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Q: Pregnancy Test And Delayed Positive Results.

asked by: misssophia on October 16th, 2007

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I really need help. I had unprotected sex and my period was supposed to start 10/10. i've been really paranoid so i have taken pregnancy test every day for the past 4 days now. Every time i take a test it seems to be negative, but then later i check it again and there is ALWAYS a faint positive line! I have like 7 test and all of them sooner or later develop a faint positive only not in the time frame that you are supposed to read it at. One came up in 15 mins where others took hours. i had a friend who is not prego take the test and we let it sit there but it stayed negative twice. What do you think? Are they innacurate results or am i possibly prego but my hcg is too low to be detected? Please help!

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melfowler

replied on October 16th, 2007

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if you are usually as regular as clock work then i'd say you probably are pregnant, but saying that wait another few days and do another test as the hcg might be to low at the moment. Good luck.

Becky

replied on October 16th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

tests that show up after the recommended time should not be read. they give false results. what you are seeing is called an evaporation line. that is why they have the time limit.

your tests have been negative.

ilovemyfishies81

replied on October 16th, 2007

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i think you hcg may not be high enough for it to detect too, it happened to me i have like 3-4 negatives then a week later a test and a sonogram confirmed my bean

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