am i pregnant i think i am...

sharon4adam

Hi i wrote on here yesterday i havnt been careful with my partn
er. i am due on in six days. took a first response test today and after a minuite nothing came up shooved in bag. looked an hour and half later and two lines are showing?????

lee111s

Take another test...

QQuaver

Perhaps try again tomorrow morning with a digital pregnancy kit with first morning urine?

sassyblue

On the instructions it does say disregard them after a length of time (1 or 3 mins?) so maybe not?

Someone else with better knowledge will be along soon l expect.

Hope you get the result you want.

TeamLowe

hi
it may be an evaporation line...
7. What's an evaporation line? Evaporation ("evap") lines result with the test's antibody strip just looks slightly different than the space around it. There is a line of antibodies (usually made from mouse cells) in the Control and Test section. The Control line binds with any liquid and turns pink (or blue, in tests using blue dye.) The Test/Result line turns pink only if pregnancy hormone is detected. If not, the moisture passes over this strip and does not turn pink. It may, however, become more visible when the light hits the moisture on the strip-- it may appear gray, colorless, like a "dent" in the test, or like a "ghost line." It may appear at any time-- as soon as the urine hits it, after a few minutes as the test absorbs the moisture, or after the 10-minute time limit. It may appear when the test is drying, or after it has dried. It may disappear as the test is drying, or after the test has dried, or not disappear at all.
The simple fact is that there is always "something there" that is slightly visible-- it's simply the antibodies on the test that would turn pink in the presence of hCG. When the test becomes wet, or as it dries, or after it dries, the antibody strip may become more visible. Therefore, all tests may have them. It is not a defect; it's just how tests are made.
A real positive is identified by its color (pink or blue, whatever the color of the test's dye is) and its appearance within 10 minutes of urinating on the stick. A line that appears after 10 minutes, regardless of color, must be considered an evap line and is caused by the test's chemicals changing. HPT's are rapid assay diagnostics, which means any results appearing after the "rapid" time limit of 10 minutes are invalid.

http://www.peeonastick.com/hptfaq.html#7

but that doesn't mean you're not pregnant, just that you can't rely on that test result. good luck

good_vibes

There are some sensitive subjects on the board. You may be better placed on this thread and asking.
here https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4469271

good_vibes

good luck

Claree__x

Sorry to be blunt but we really can't tell you. If you're pregnant then you're pregnant and unfortunately not looking at a test is not going to change that. You need to take a test and see what it says.

If you're not due for another 6 days I'd be very surprised if a test shows positive x

marisco_2

It is best to test first thing in the morning. Look at the result after the suggested time on the packaging. Good luck, I hope you get the result you so want. I remember going through the exact same things you are, a few years back now. Fingers crossed for you OP.

FBaby

You seem to be getting a bit obsessed about the whole thing. You say you are not trying to fall pregnant purposely, but you came yesterday asking what your chances were, and today, you tested even though your period is not due for another 6 days...and it is your first month.

My advice would be to chill out. If you start like this the first month, how will you be in 6 months, or 12 if this is how long it takes. Take it easy, test in 6 days if your period hasn't showed and give it time.

Metranil_Vavin

Why not just wait till your period is late and then test again?

It's not rocket science.