Yes most likely you are Congratulations just to be sure make an appointment with your doctor as soon as possible they will perform a blood test that is a lot more accurate than the home tests and they will also give you your prenatal vitamins and begin your prenatal care so that you can enjoy your pregnancy and your baby will grow healthy....GOOD LUCK and GOD BLESS!!!!!!!!!!!
i took a pregnancy test 2 weeks after having sex and it said positive, so i took another 1 just to be sure and it said negative, so not all pregnancy test are correct i am not pregnant i even phoned the nhs up just to be sure i took more then 5 test and 2 came back positive, and they both had a faint line, just to be sure i wouldn't use the cheap test which i got from asda, or instead of wasting money go to your drs and they can do 1 for you. so a positive can always be a negative i was very up set that it said i was but then i wasnt
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ya know, i have a friend whom is 5 months pregnant, and she had to take three tests before getting a 'positive' answer. so sometimes you have got to try it a couple of times. she didn't do it all the same day though. i would wait a couple of days in between tests if i was you :) good luck!
So is it different brands or not? If its a different brand then there is still a possibility you are. Tests have different sensitivity so one may not while the other will. If its the same brand, then I don't know since its what I'm trying to figure out. Good luck!
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No. False positives are extremely rare, it would be incredibly unlikely that you'd have two false positives with two different brands of pregnancy test. Good luck with your pregnancy.
It is possible since some pregnant women experience spotting. To be sure, it is advised to at least use 2 different brands of pregnancy tests and try to test in the morning so that you can get more accurate results.
Instructions and everything is explained on the box. It can vary between different brands.
Hmm, maybe, but not necessarily. Try a pregnancy test, the best brands can tell you already.
Pregnancy tests aren't 100% accurate. Some brands will show a positive reading after 10 mins even if you aren't, so it is important to always read the test when the instructions for the test say to. I don't trust pregnancy tests now as I did 6 pregnancy test and only one showed a positive result, even the test at the dr showed negative and after doing 2 bloodtests over 2 days did i know that i was in fact pregnant and yet i was 6 wks.Pregnancy tests test the pregnancy hormone level in your urine. It is very important to look at the instructions on the box, and read the test when it says to read it.For some women, they don't produce enough hormone for the test to register that they are in fact pregnant. A false positive is a very rare occurrence, however.Chances are, if you got a positive, then yes, you're probably pregnant.
You read the instructions on the box. It says right there what the test will look like of it's positive. It differs between brands.
According to the instruction sheets included with all brands of pregnancy tests that I myself am familiar with, any color change, no matter how faint, indicates a positive result.
It depends how long ago you were pregnant. There is debate as to how long it takes for the pregnancy hormones to leave your system after birth. Some say 24 hours, other say 2 weeks, others say 8 weeks. I would say 2 weeks, personally.
Um, the presence or absence of veins on your breast is not a good indicator of pregnancy. If you have had sex in the past 9 months, I'd suggest waiting 2 weeks from the date you had sex and taking two different brands of pregnancy test. Also, invest in more birth control (talk to your doctor).
You're pregnant most likely. False positives are very rare since the HCG must be present. However, if you are barely pregnant, then many brands may not pick up on the HCG showing false positives. It's time to make an appointment!
Yes and no. All home pregnancy tests are decting the same hormone, HCG, a hormone that is produced by the developing placenta. However, all home pregnancy tests do not detect HCG at the same levels. So some brands may show positive results sooner than others.
Yes. Many brands of pregnancy tests only measure hCG (the human pregnancy hormone) up to a certain amount. If your hCG levels are higher than that amount then the test will show negative or inconclusive.