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Confusion about pregnancy test

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Hi lovely people,

I think the previous post went a bit wrong.

I have a question for you all.
Yesterday afternoon around 1 PM I got 2 positive pregnancy tests from Kruidvat (2v5) with a reading time of about 5/7 minutes.
This morning I tested again and guess what, it was white!
I don't understand anything anymore.

Could it be that my afternoon urine is more concentrated than my morning urine?

Or am I just so confused that it's actually negative?

I've attached photos.

Greetings!

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  1. ❤️ #2

    Hi again, something went wrong again and an email address is showing instead of a name. I can't find anywhere how to delete this post since it was created as a guest account.

    Help me????

  2. GEMMA #3

    Hey, when I tested with first morning urine, my tests were much lighter than with urine from later in the day. For example, I tested around 6 AM and it was faint, then tested again around 9 AM and it was clearer. I'll try again tonight, and we'll see what happens. But one thing I notice is that your tests are yellow—did urine get on them? Because that can also cause negative results.
    For me, they're all positive in the photo, even the bottom one, though it's lighter.

  3. ❤️ #4

    Hi Emma,
    I'm afraid it didn't work out after all. This morning I had a test done at the doctor's office using second morning urine, unfortunately also negative.
    I did another Kruidvat test just now, and after 10 minutes there was a faint test line that looked gray. The Clearblue digital also shows negative. I just don't understand how the results could have been so positive yesterday afternoon and now negative.
    I'm afraid it'll be a while before we can start trying again.

  4. GEMMA #5

    Yeah, tests can drive us crazy sometimes. I've been through that too, lots of faint lines and yet not pregnant. I was now 8 weeks pregnant.

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