Forum Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests

Yes or no?

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suus02
WToday is my period.
This morning I did this test (kV early)
On Aug 21, 23 & 25 I did an extra early pregnancy test from 2besure and all negative..

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  1. Nina Guest #2

    These often give a questionable result. The kv 2v5 are better and also very sensitive. It's also possible to test positive 5 days before ovulation with them.
  2. Anonymous Guest #3

    Negative. I only see a wet box, you know. Before you even get pregnant, it should really be clearly visible if you're pregnant.

    Why so many tests and so early?
  3. Babytje4 #4

    I see a positive result, though. Try a test with a different brand.
  4. Susanna #5

    I would take a different test.
  5. mm23288 #6

    I see a faint line here, which means that if the photo was taken within the reading time, you're pregnant. It's best to take another test in two days to see if the line gets darker. If you really want to know, try a Clear Blue test—they give clearer results. My tests were super dark on my positive days for both pregnancies, but I don't know (and it doesn't seem like it) if that's the case for everyone.
  6. Susanna #7

    With these tests, a faint line within the reading time doesn't always mean you're pregnant. A lot of women get such a line but turn out not to be pregnant, which is why there's often a warning that they can be false positives. With me, the line even got darker, but I really wasn't pregnant, and it wasn't an early miscarriage either.
  7. suus02 started this #8

    Thanks for all the replies! I'll try another test tomorrow morning.
  8. Susanna #9

    I'd recommend Kruidvat 2v5 or Action.
  9. suus02 started this #10

    I have the Kruidvat 2v5 at home. If my period hasn't started by tomorrow morning, I'll take the test, and then I'll be 1 day past ovulation.
  10. suus02 started this #11

    Just took the 2v5 test, negative..
    Day after day..
  11. Anonymous Guest #12

    Unfortunately. Now waiting for your period.

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