I took 2 pregnancy tests (different brands) and both have faint blue lines (indicating postive) I am still not sure. But I was told they wouldnt turn blue at all if the HCG hormone was not dectected. Comments anyone?????
If you want to be sure what you're seeing is correct on the HPT, there are 2 ways you can verify without seeing a doctor.
First, blue-dye HPTs are notorious for giving false BFPs. It's something about the blue dye. This drove me crazy TTC, but it happens. So go buy a pink-dye HPT and know for sure. First Response Early Response is one of the best, and one of the more sensitive brands.
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Wait a couple days and re-test on a digital HPT. That way there is no guessing game going on. Keep in mind that the digitals are not as sensitive as the line-tests, so you need to wait a couple days until enough HCG has built up in your system to give an accurate reading.
The lines on the tests can be faint due to the fact that it maybe an early pregnacy. Go to the doctor and ask to get your HCG levels tested. This will confirm if you are or not! Good luck!!!
The lines on the tests can be faint due to the fact that it maybe an early pregnacy. Go to the doctor and ask to get your HCG levels tested. This will confirm if you are or not! Good luck!!!
Or not. Many dr offices will simply have you pee on another stick, as they don't want you or your insurance company wasting $ on a blood test to check for pregnancy. if you have no history of reproductive issues, this shouldn't be necessary.
The lines on the tests can be faint due to the fact that it maybe an early pregnacy. Go to the doctor and ask to get your HCG levels tested. This will confirm if you are or not! Good luck!!!
Or not. Many dr offices will simply have you pee on another stick, as they don't want you or your insurance company wasting $ on a blood test to check for pregnancy. if you have no history of reproductive issues, this shouldn't be necessary.
You are correct. I am sorry ... I can understand not wanting to waste $ on blood tests. I forget sometimes that not everyone lives with government healthcare. Sorry.
Re: positive or negative?
If you want to be sure what you're seeing is correct on the HPT, there are 2 ways you can verify without seeing a doctor.
First, blue-dye HPTs are notorious for giving false BFPs. It's something about the blue dye. This drove me crazy TTC, but it happens. So go buy a pink-dye HPT and know for sure. First Response Early Response is one of the best, and one of the more sensitive brands.
-or-
Wait a couple days and re-test on a digital HPT. That way there is no guessing game going on. Keep in mind that the digitals are not as sensitive as the line-tests, so you need to wait a couple days until enough HCG has built up in your system to give an accurate reading.
Hope this helps
Or not. Many dr offices will simply have you pee on another stick, as they don't want you or your insurance company wasting $ on a blood test to check for pregnancy. if you have no history of reproductive issues, this shouldn't be necessary.
You are correct. I am sorry ... I can understand not wanting to waste $ on blood tests. I forget sometimes that not everyone lives with government healthcare. Sorry.