How to read an early pregnancy test strip Posted: 05-19-07 10:52am
I have taken a couple of pregnancy test
that have showed what looks to be a line,
no color that you can see in the light and
without on the positive side. I have very
irregular periods but, I have had so many
symptoms. What does that mean on the
test? is it still to early? with my last
pregnancy it took a little bit for the HCG
to show up. I am really anxious to know
cuz, if i am not I shouldn't be peeing
this much and feeling like i am gonna puke
every morning!.
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Pregnancy Answer A2800 Posted: 05-29-07 02:59am
A pregnancy test strip should show 2
clearly visible lines that indicate a
positive result. One line means a negative
result. No line means that the test is
inconclusive and should be repeated. If
your period is not regular, you can't be
sure if your period is late or not. A new
pregnancy test will probably solve the
mystery if you are pregnant or not.
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