Hi I took a e.p.t like a lil over a week before my period was even due,it was the + or - kind.Well I looked at it after 10 minutes and it still was -.I looked at it again 30 or 35 minutes later and it showed a faint +.It wasnt so faint you couldn't see it,it was definatly a +.I didnt know if I should trust that result (took it 1/15/05) so I went to the doctor 1/19/05and surley it came out a bright pink line.I am 6 weeks now.So its always good that any faint line should be checked into.I hope I helped.
sherrey
On the box of the test it usually tells you not to read your answer after 10 minutes. You should read your answer with in the first 3 minutes after you get a confirmation in the results window.
you can't read a pregnancy test after the time that it says in the instructions, because on some tests you can get a false light positive after the test sits for awhile, this is called an evaporation line. ~pawsalmighty
Yes, you could be. Take it again in a few days to be sure, also, take it first thing in the morning when your hormones have the strongest concentration. First answer is correct. the pregnancy test tests for a hormone usually only found in women if they are pregnant or have recently miscarried. If you have recently had a miscarriage, there could be some residual HCG.
A faint second line usually means you are pregnant - but probably have very low HCG levels because you are not very far along. Remember only to read the test within the specified time limit. Usually it is around 8-10 minutes later. Any result read after this time should be ignored. If you tested and showed a faint positive 10 minutes later, and then it disappeared I would take the faint positive as your result and disregard the rest.
Usually, a test has a window of time in which it should be read. Results after this time are unreliable. In general, a line, no matter how faint, usually indicates pregnancy unless there are one of the conditions that cause a false positive present. These are usually listed on the instruction sheet. It would be a good idea to retest, and note how long the results for that particular test are reliable.
You need to have a Beta HCQ Qualitative test done to be 100 percent certain wether or not you are pregnant. This is the 'real' pregnancy test that your doctor can order. It is offered as either as a urine sample or a blood sample
Yes, you could be pregnant if it's a fiant line positive and disappear because sometimes home pregnancy test can't be accurate. I think it better to get blood work checking your hcg level to find out just to be sure it's better to know early than late in the pregnancy.
If it didn't show up as positive within ten minutes of taking the test, it is probably negative. Many tests show up positive after sitting out for a few hours.
No. If it's not there with in at least 5 minutes, you're not pregnant
Consider this result null and void and redo the test the next morning. THere's a reason why all pregnancy tests state NOT to read results after 10 minutes, it can create a false positive where it reads positive but you're not pregnant. GOod luck
yes if three came up that quick you are pregnant...congrats and God Bless...
False positives are rare, so you probably are pregnant. However, you should take another test to be sure because they can sometimes be wrong.
yes
I took a First Response pregnancy test nine days after conception, not late for my period yet, and it was a very light positive, about 30 seconds later than the prescribed time. This happened with the second test I did a few minutes later as well. I was really pregnant.
It takes a few days to get pregnant but if you mean that he is inside of you, then yes there is a risk. You can use the morning after pill for 72 hours after sex to prevent pregnancy.
if its within the ten minutes any faint line appears is a positive line
It really should not take more then the first minute to show a positive result. The tests usually say to wait 3 minutes, but if the line doesn't show positive almost immediately then there is no point in waiting for it to appear. If you are really pregnant a faint line will normally show immediately after the urine reaches that spot on the stick.
It means you didn't read the instructions in the box. All of the pregnancy tests I've taken say not to look at the test results if you've left the test for more than 5 minutes--it could give a false positive result. Usually, if you didn't get that line by the time 3 minutes pass, you are not pregnant.
It's not a matter of time, but what happened during that time. If the male ejaculated, even in 3-5 minutes, and the female was ovulating, the chances of pregnancy exist.
Nope...those are called "evaporation lines." They will almost always show up 30-60 minutes after you take the test. All tests have a STRICT time limit to check the test, and it's usually 10 minutes.
Just as long as it takes for the pregnancy test to work, normally 5 minutes.