Forum Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests

What does this mean??

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AnoniemGuest ·
Hi!
I took a test yesterday evening and it was clearly negative.
This morning I took another one, and right away I didn’t see anything.
I left and came back home 2-3 hours later, and then I saw a faint pink line.
What could this mean??

Replies

  1. Hartje #2

    That could mean an evaporation line. As stated in the leaflet, you can't read anything from the test after 5 minutes. You could test again after 48 hours. Good luck!
  2. Romee1 #3

    I don't want to give you false hope, but I had that too. After 5 minutes, there was still no line visible. After a while, there was a faint line. Then I waited 3 days and got a clear positive test right away. Good luck, I hope it works out for you too.
  3. Anonymous Guest #4

    Yes indeed, I'll buy new ones tomorrow and test them again the day after.
    I have a clearer photo here of what I saw.
  4. Hartje #5

    Exciting, are you overdue?
  5. Anonymous Guest #6

    The weird thing is that I probably ovulated on the 16th/17th and had sex those days. I did have a bleed last week, but it was lighter than what I've been used to for years, and also much less painful than usual. I've had stomach cramps the whole time now, some tension in my lower back, and I'm urinating more, which is why I went to test.
  6. proud_mommy #7

    It could be an evaporation line, or you might just be pregnant. With my Kruidvat tests, you never got a second line no matter how many hours later you checked. But with the Action test, you sometimes did see an evaporation line.
  7. Anonymous Guest #8

    Yeah, indeed, the one from yesterday stayed completely blank even after a few hours. And if I am pregnant, it's probably still very early (2-3 weeks total). I'll test again Thursday morning and see what happens!
  8. proud_mommy #9

    Yeah, just wait a day or two and test again. Good luck. Hope for a positive.

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