Forum Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests

Pregnant or just a faint line?

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BoGuest ·
Help! I could use some extra opinions. Left is the regular test, right is the early test. They were taken 2 hours apart. Are these real positive tests or are the lines too faint?

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  1. Wensje2 #2

    Positive
    Congratulations!

  2. Clautjuh #3

    A faint line is still a positive result! Congratulations!

  3. Ann Guest #4

    congratulations again

  4. Bo started this #5

    Thanks for your replies! I really can't believe it, so happy! I'm going to do another test tomorrow morning, and if it's positive, I'll do a CB digital test on Saturday.. So exciting!!

  5. Bo started this #6

    I really have no idea. I've had a very irregular cycle since stopping the pill, with an average length of 46 days. The last day of my previous period was 4.5 weeks ago, so I actually expected the next one in about 1.5 weeks. So it's truly crazy that these tests are positive

  6. Bo started this #7

    Okay, it's really a crazy amount of tests for just 2 days, I know. But I wanted to share this beautiful progression with you all! I'm almost really starting to realize it. I'm going to do a digital CB test tomorrow morning; I don't have the patience to wait until Saturday! Thanks for your confirmation and congratulations anyway

  7. chantal #8

    Hahaha, there are quite a few of them, yes!
    Congratulations, that's super nice!

  8. Clautjuh #9

    Wow, you really wanted to be absolutely sure, haha, but it's nice to see and very clear

  9. Bo started this #10

    Haha yeah, I had them lying around and the uncertainty was so overwhelming that I couldn't hold myself back. I really hadn't expected it yet, so even with so many lines, I think it'll really hit me with the digital test too.. My mom had a lot of trouble getting pregnant, injections of hormones and all. I've always kind of expected that I'd have it too, hence the need for lots of confirmation

  10. Willemijn #11

    Bo, I know that uncertainty well. You don't need to justify those tests. If you're doubtful about the result or if there are strange symptoms, just call your GP or midwife. Sometimes a new test from the same batch works, but the result from the baby clinic ultimately counts. Hang in there.

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