Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests
Hold the test up to the light to check for a faint line.
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Hi!
I’m 2 weeks overdue and took an Etos test today for the second time. At first glance I thought it was negative, but when I hold it up to the light I can see a faint second line. Does that line always appear, or can you see it even without using the test if you hold it up to the light? Or does it mean something? It’s the type where you have to drip a few drops onto the test with a pipette.
I stopped the pill in October for medical reasons. I’ve been safe every time since then, but you never know—maybe a condom slipped or tore or something…
What else could cause being 2 weeks late? I’m a bit worried.
I’m 2 weeks overdue and took an Etos test today for the second time. At first glance I thought it was negative, but when I hold it up to the light I can see a faint second line. Does that line always appear, or can you see it even without using the test if you hold it up to the light? Or does it mean something? It’s the type where you have to drip a few drops onto the test with a pipette.
I stopped the pill in October for medical reasons. I’ve been safe every time since then, but you never know—maybe a condom slipped or tore or something…
What else could cause being 2 weeks late? I’m a bit worried.
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