Okay, hi there first off. I am new. I am
a twenty nine year old mom, with an almost
8 year old daughter.
I think I might be pregnant again(which I
am cool with).
The question is this. I had sex with my
boyfriend while I was menstruating. I
have a wierd cycle, so its possible I was
ovulating at the time.
I was supposed to have my period between
the 4th and the 9th. However, I
miscounted, and took a pregnancy test on
friday(the 7th) it came out postive, the
line however was really faint, so I took
another one which also came out positve.
I have been tired, and peeing a lot and so
on and so forth. However, I have also
been feeling as if my period is due 'any
day now'
what are the chances that two tests done
within half and hour of each other can
both come out as a false positve. I am
going to the Dr. Tomorrow, I really want
to have antoher baby so I am hoping I
am.
But any light on this subject would be
appreciated.
Thanks and sorry this is so long.
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Tazzy D
Advanced Support Team
Joined: 30 Oct 2004 Posts: 3717 Location: , va
Posted: 01-09-05 14:26pm
By the sounds of it you are early
pregnant. If the lines are real light you
are probally between 4 and 5 weeks
pregnant. That is what happened to me
with this pregnancy. The first test I
took the line was very faint I took the
second test and it was the same way but a
little darker. As the hcg quanitive level
increases the line will become darker.
They will do a blood test to double check
everything...... Good luck hun
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