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Testing in the evening..

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L o v e
Who tested negative 3 days before their due date in the evening and got a positive result?

My boyfriend is bringing a test with him this afternoon when he gets home..
And he's a bit nervous and can't wait that long (honestly, neither can I, haha)
Would it also be possible to test later in the evening if you stop drinking and urinating now?

I had 2 cups of tea this morning and just 1 glass of water this afternoon..
But since it's still a bit early for my due date, I was wondering about that..

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  1. kimjoy #2

    It's better to wait until tomorrow morning; there's a higher chance you'll get clear answers then.

  2. Lexie #3

    I think I’ve also tested in the afternoon before, and it was totally positive. But just to be safe, you should indeed use morning urine since it’s more concentrated.
    Exciting! Keep us posted?

  3. kimjoy #4

    because it's clearer for you in the morning since there are more hormones in your urine!

  4. L o v e started this #5

    I tested!

    Only with 5 min, it was still negative.. then a very faint line appeared..
    Don't know what to make of this, because it's 2 days before my expected period..

  5. kimjoy #6

    I'll test again with the Clear Blue digital test.

  6. melissabalfoort 1 #7

    I have a question. I was supposed to restart the pill on Thursday. I didn't get my period during my break. I've now been without my period for 12 days. What should I do? I took two tests and they both came back negative.

  7. Marianne #8

    @melissabalfoort I've read your question twice now, but I don't quite get it. Did you start the pill but not get your period during the break week? And your tests are negative?

    I'd take another test a week after your last negative one. If you still haven't had a bleed but are on the pill, then go to your GP. Because the fact that you're on the pill makes me assume you don't want to get pregnant.

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