What does it mean if you took a home pregnancy test twice and both times there was a line in the square window but there was a solid blue vertical line instead of a negative line in the circle window?

Answer 1

ok, first of all there shouldn't be a negative line unless you bought a digital test. if there are two lines you are pregnant, one window just says the test worked the only reason any kind of line came up in the other window is becasue you are pregnant....hope this helped

Answer 2

Hello - here is a comparative chart of minimum hcg these preg. tests need to see in your blood to test positive.

infact 14,15,16 and in some cases 17 days after hcg lsg surge , your hcg may be as low as 17 and you may still be pregnant.

the best confirmation is blood test.

http://www.fertilityplus.org/faq/hpt.html

average women may hv hcg as low as 17 and still be pregnant

resulting in pregnancy tests giving false negative

http://www.advancedfertility.com/earlypre.htm

Answer 3

It means that the manufacture made a defective pregnancy test and i would go back to the store and buy myself another pregnancy test. Do not take that test as a negative test or any type of result, there is something wrong with it. In a pregnancy test there's only two results 1 line for negative or 2 lines for positive not none in the result window. So go and get another one right away especially if you think your pregnant. So you can get to a doctor.

Answer 4

It is probably just an evaporation line. If the control line didn't come up (one of the vertical lines is the actual pregnancy line and the other is the control line) then that means the test is bad. Either there was too much urine, too little urine or something else went wrong.

Answer 5

You have to read the directions that came with your specific test but almost always every test has the one line not pregnant two lines pregnant hope this helps good luck and God Bless!!

Answer 6

That should be a positive. The square window is probably a control. Call the maker of the pregnancy test to be sure.