Forum Pregnancy tests, ovulation and ovulation tests

light positive and negative test?

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MarieGuest ·
Hi,

On Friday I did a test with the Predictor, and there was a faint line visible, yay!
But yesterday and today I lost some blood (probably starting my period, although it's lighter than usual), after which I tested again with a Clearblue test, and that came back negative
What do you guys think? Did this round not go well after all, or is the Clearblue test not as sensitive as the Predictor? Best wishes!

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  1. Sanne_x_ #2

    Hi Marie,
    That’s really tough for you. Unfortunately, I don’t have much experience to advise you on this.
    It could be pregnant, but you should really get it checked by the gynecologist.
    I tested on Saturday and it was HEEEEEL faint positive, (but I thought a line is a line) then I used a dipstick 1, 2, 3, home test and there was nothing visible. Saturday morning I did another midstream test and again a very faint line. I’m now on day 35 of my cycle but have PCOS so I never know exactly when I ovulated or should get my period.
    I’ve been using ovulation tests and a calendar that calculates the average of the past cycles and then I come up with having ovulated on Dec 25th and I have tests that could test 4 days before my period. I just don’t dare to be happy yet, I don’t dare to believe it because they’re so faint.
    Can someone relieve me of my fear and does anyone have experience with this?
    Love,
    Sanne
  2. Anonymous Guest #3

    Well Sanne,

    I think a line, even if it's very faint, is good news!! It's exciting though... I've never used ovulation tests, so I can't say anything about those. I'm going to wait a few days before doing another test. I have the feeling that I might be pregnant (sensitive breasts, frequent urination, occasional nausea). And I've tested every evening, maybe the morning urine will show something different. Oh well, we'll keep hoping

    Let me know how it goes?
    Greetings!

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