Forum Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests

2 days overdue, positive test this morning, bleeding this afternoon

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Selby
Oh gosh, I need some mama's help I had my NOD (due date) on Friday. This morning I did a pregnancy test. With good lighting and tilting the test at a certain angle, I could only see one faint line. Hours later, the line became clearer, but isn't that just an evaporation line, though..?

I was so over the moon. I was going for a walk with the dog this afternoon when I suddenly felt "wetness". I quickly checked at home. Blood. But really bright red blood. Menstrual blood is usually darker, isn't it? And I didn't have any cramps at all.

Now I don't know what to do? Email the midwife? Call the GP tomorrow? Do a new test in 2 days? Or just wait 4 weeks, then you'll see naturally. Is there a chance everything is still okay, or is it clearly "over"?

I just read on Google that you can sometimes bleed a little after exertion. I did rush a bit and ran a short distance earlier. Or is it a bit silly what I'm saying now?

Anyone got tips, or someone who recognizes this?

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  1. Gast Guest #2

    Hi, I just took a look at your tests, but this is really an evaporation line. Especially your second test. Kruidvat tests often show a faint line after drying, and it only gets darker. Unfortunately, I think your bleeding is just a period.
  2. Peetje1983 #3

    I'd just wait a bit, and then test again in a few days. Maybe the implantation was faulty. Are you bleeding heavily??
    Kruitvat tests don't just show an evaporation line. I happened to test with Kruitvat yesterday and saw nothing, but with the Action test I did see something. So I'd really just wait. As awful as it feels, there's nothing more you can do right now.

    I'm already 2 days late. One day I get a faint line, the next day nothing... I also thought about evaporation lines, but then you'd see them on all tests. In the morning the tests I do are white, and in the afternoon when I do them, a very faint line appears...

    But anyway, hope this helps you a bit, and try not to drive yourself crazy. Either way, you'll just have to be patient

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