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Pregnant?

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Debbie
Hi! My period is due in 7 days, but early this morning I took an extra early test that detects from 10 mIU/mL (I forgot the abbreviation, haha).
My husband and I think it’s positive, but I’m still a bit unsure. The first photo is from 5 a.m. today, and the second shows how the test looks now.
What do you all think?

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  1. Babytje4 #2

    I'd still do one more just to be sure, but I already see a line. Good luck.
  2. Debbie started this #3

    Yes, I'll do it again Thursday morning (5 days before my period)!
    But a faint line is still a line, right?
  3. FiFi #4

    I see a line, but since it's so early, I'd say it's best not to get too excited just yet. Unfortunately, the chance that it might still go wrong is still quite high this early on.
    That doesn't mean I'm not hoping you'll have a big positive test in the next few days

    Good luck, and definitely let us know here!
  4. Anonymous Guest #5

    I'd definitely wait at least 5 more days. 7 days in advance is really a lot and way too early. You can't do anything with it yet.
  5. Debbie started this #6

    It was an extra early pregnancy test. Definitely test again in a few days, but for now, the question is whether you also see a line
  6. Floor Guest #7

    I see a line.
  7. Veer #8

    I see a line too!
  8. FiFi #9

    Did you test again?
  9. Debbie started this #10

    Yesterday I tested again with the same line. Didn't test today. I'll do it again tomorrow morning.
  10. Debbie started this #11

    The line is still not showing up. Unfortunately, I couldn't take a clearer photo. My period is due on Tuesday, but I don't think I'm pregnant. I do have a lot of cramps and stuff, but I'll hold off on testing for now
  11. Debbie started this #12

    I should be getting my period today (cycle day 26).
    I took a Clearblue test this morning and there's a faint glow. No clear line yet, but if you shine a good light on it, you can see that a line is forming/is there. I'll repeat this test on Thursday if I don't get my period.

    The early test I did before also showed a faint line again this time, but it appeared earlier than usual, not just after the maximum 5-minute wait time.
  12. Peetje1983 #13

    Debbie, a cautious congratulations! Hopefully, the test line will get darker. I think this is already a nice line
  13. Debbie started this #14

    Thank you! We're now cautiously hoping too. I'm experiencing a lot more anxiety about getting my period / having a miscarriage than with my first pregnancy.

    By the way, this was the pregnancy test:
  14. Moedertjuh #15

    You have hCG in your body. I have to be honest, they can definitely be a bit darker or at least show a stronger line. But it's possible that your hCG levels are building up slowly. In that case, I'd wait a few days before testing again. You should definitely see a difference, preferably using the same brand of test. Good luck!
  15. Debbie started this #16

    Yeah, crazy how that works. With my first pregnancy, I had a sky-high hCG level.
    Now, officially, you can still have an hCG of 10 at 4 weeks, so it'll surely be fine!
  16. Babytje4 #17

    For me, it's positive. I also had a faint line on my test, so test again in 1 or 2 days, but I think it's positive.
  17. Puck #18

    He's definitely positive, but I also find it a bit light. Honestly, I don't have good experiences with such a faint line that barely shows up. I hope it goes differently for you.
  18. Debbie started this #19

    Tested again tonight and this one is also showing positive. Tomorrow I'll get a blood test at the GP's and have my first ultrasound on Nov 4 with 8 weeks. We're crossing our fingers!
  19. Peetje1983 #20

    He’s really walking, have you tested it yet? I’m cheering for you that it gets even better! Ma ASR looks good

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