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Hello ladies,
I've always had an irregular cycle. I got my period on Aug 28th, normally for 6 days. Then it was really weird—I got my period again 2.5 weeks later (I'm usually late, never early). Because I always have an irregular cycle, I thought it would just pass. But last Thursday I felt sick at work, dizzy, my vision got blurry, and I felt nauseous. I called my GP, who told me to come by. It turned out my blood pressure was low. The doctor asked if I could be pregnant, and I said no, because I'm on my period right now. She advised me to take a test anyway next week.
Being impatient, I took a test this morning (twice myself). The first one showed a very faint second line within 2-3 minutes. Because I couldn't believe it, I took a second one, and that one was negative. I'm so confused because I used the same urine sample twice and got two different results.
The test strips are from bol.com (home tests or something). Has anyone here had experience with them?
I've always had an irregular cycle. I got my period on Aug 28th, normally for 6 days. Then it was really weird—I got my period again 2.5 weeks later (I'm usually late, never early). Because I always have an irregular cycle, I thought it would just pass. But last Thursday I felt sick at work, dizzy, my vision got blurry, and I felt nauseous. I called my GP, who told me to come by. It turned out my blood pressure was low. The doctor asked if I could be pregnant, and I said no, because I'm on my period right now. She advised me to take a test anyway next week.
Being impatient, I took a test this morning (twice myself). The first one showed a very faint second line within 2-3 minutes. Because I couldn't believe it, I took a second one, and that one was negative. I'm so confused because I used the same urine sample twice and got two different results.
The test strips are from bol.com (home tests or something). Has anyone here had experience with them?

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