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DessertGuest ·
Hi hi

I have a tricky question and can't answer it myself, maybe Julie can?

Even if it's just to put my mind at ease.
My ovulation would have been Dec 5th, had sex on the 4th and 5th.
On the 5th, terrible stabbing pains in the uterus plus other symptoms.
Got my period on 17/12, though it was 2 days late, and it was lighter than usual.

12/20 Action test very faint positive, then back to white?
12/21 Action test negative, stark white?
(Both with afternoon urine)
I don't get it, am I or am I not?

Don't feel like going to buy another test.
My question is, can a pregnancy test show positive and then go back to white?
As far as I know, no, anyone???

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  1. yoni1995 #2

    Hey, maybe I can't help you completely, but when I was overdue, I only had 2 tests from Action at home. So I did a test in the afternoon too, and there was 1 clear line in the control window and 1 very very faint line in the other, which I thought was a negative test. I put the test away and just went to work. When I got home in the evening, the line was clearly visible. They say you should only read the test within 15 minutes, and after that it's no longer reliable because it can change. Because my test was then positive, I did another test the next morning with morning urine this time, and yes, 2 clear lines at first very light but after 3 minutes very dark. Because I didn't really believe the test and thought it was just from Action, I still went to the pharmacy for a 3rd test (I really couldn't believe it), but yes, the Action test was right, I was pregnant. I would definitely test with morning urine, it can make a big difference. I'm cheering for you.
  2. Mamalis #3

    Almost the same story here.. 18 days overdue and a super faint line with the Action test. Did another one the next day just to be sure.. completely white. I threw it away and in the evening emptied the trash bin and a clear line..
    Now 23 days overdue, with 2 positive tests further.

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