Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests
Pregnant or not?
mamavaneen
Hey everyone, I have a small question, well ‘small’ 
I recently took a pregnancy test because I had the feeling that something wasn’t right.. unfortunately, it was negative. But I kept feeling weird, especially because the feeling was exactly the same as in my previous pregnancy. So on Sunday I took another one, a 2x5€ test from Kruidvat; the first one turned heeeely light pink after a few minutes, yay.. but why so light? I didn’t know if I should be happy or not. Without thinking twice, I did the second one 10 minutes later, unfortunately negative again. I called my GP, and he said the second test was done too soon after the first one and there was probably too little hCG in my urine. On Wednesday I took one from CB because everyone is very positive about this test, unfortunately negative again! Day of joy over.. Now I kept wondering how on earth a 5€ KV test can be positive, and the 20€ CB one negative?!?! And I quickly found a solution: the KV one is much more sensitive than the CB one. So my hope is back a little...
Now another problem, just like in my previous pregnancy, it wasn’t planned but always welcome! I was on the pill then, correctly, strictly,.. after 4 months I was pregnant, now I have a 2.5-year-old daughter running around! But now I have the Mini IUD from Mirena, and I read online that out of 1000 women, max 2 become pregnant in a year.. are there any moms who have experienced the same? Who understand or just have advice? I’m going to the doctor tonight, but waiting until Monday for the result.. I can’t wait that long, hence the question!
Have a nice weekend and hopefully a quick reply!!
I recently took a pregnancy test because I had the feeling that something wasn’t right.. unfortunately, it was negative. But I kept feeling weird, especially because the feeling was exactly the same as in my previous pregnancy. So on Sunday I took another one, a 2x5€ test from Kruidvat; the first one turned heeeely light pink after a few minutes, yay.. but why so light? I didn’t know if I should be happy or not. Without thinking twice, I did the second one 10 minutes later, unfortunately negative again. I called my GP, and he said the second test was done too soon after the first one and there was probably too little hCG in my urine. On Wednesday I took one from CB because everyone is very positive about this test, unfortunately negative again! Day of joy over.. Now I kept wondering how on earth a 5€ KV test can be positive, and the 20€ CB one negative?!?! And I quickly found a solution: the KV one is much more sensitive than the CB one. So my hope is back a little...
Now another problem, just like in my previous pregnancy, it wasn’t planned but always welcome! I was on the pill then, correctly, strictly,.. after 4 months I was pregnant, now I have a 2.5-year-old daughter running around! But now I have the Mini IUD from Mirena, and I read online that out of 1000 women, max 2 become pregnant in a year.. are there any moms who have experienced the same? Who understand or just have advice? I’m going to the doctor tonight, but waiting until Monday for the result.. I can’t wait that long, hence the question!
Have a nice weekend and hopefully a quick reply!!
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mamavaneen started this #2
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R-N #3
If I were you, I'd wait a few days and then test again, preferably with first morning urine. The hCG should double by then if everything's going well, so the line should become clearer. I'd even test again tomorrow morning. You should definitely see a line by then
And are you sure you're pregnant? It's all so exciting! -
mamavaneen started this #4
Hey R-N, thanks for your reply! I'm going to the doctor later and will see what he says. If I can't hold back, I'll pick up the rest on Saturday! -
R-N #5
Normally, a line is a line. So I'd say you're probably pregnant! Keep me updated? I'm curious too now!
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