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Q: Anyone?

asked by: TheRobberBride on September 12th, 2006

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So I tested today and used a tests that picks up really low levels of hormones and I got a bfp. It was faint but you can defintely see that it is there.

Four hours later I used a different brand and got a bfn. The second brand called for twice the amount of hormones.. So I am wondering if that is it. I have never had this happen to me before.. But I have never tested with two different brand in one day either.

I know false positives are really rare but they do happen. I will test again tomorrow morning 13dpo and see what I get. I was so excited but now I am thinking that the positive has to be wrong.

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JennyJ

replied on September 12th, 2006

Experienced User

I think you're pregnant!! Yeah, definitely test again but it's looking like you're preggo. Like you said, it's probably because of the different test you used. You might not have had that much hcg in your urine to be registered on that one yet.

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