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Avice please from First Response users or doctor ... ???From: Anon (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue, 23 Oct 2001 16:19:41 -0500 (CDT)
Hello, As some of you may know when using a First Responsse , it can be hard to see VERY faint lines within the first sevral minutes because the window goes light pink at first . In my experiences before i have seen a positive happen at as early as one minute as the pink color was washing across window , but ONLY noticed it because it was a slight shade darker than the window pink . Also, I know myself and many other women have noticed that faint lines seems to dissappear shortly after the test is taken , minutes later or hours later . Darker psotives seem to fade out as well .In saying that , what about super faint positives whereas the hcg is so low that it would barely register ? This is where i need some advice from others . I'm at cd 27 , using "3 days earlY" test .I feel pregnant but took the First Response and basically saw nothing . It said a positive result will stay positive for up to 48 hours i think . Anyhow , after the pink shad in window evaporated some 30 mins later or so , i checked to see if there was any hint of pink left behind as would there would be had it been a clear positive . It still looked negative BUT when holding it close enough in the right light i can see a very very thin pinkish line . So thin it was barely visible unless looking really hard . I even put my thumb over the pink tester line so i would know i wasn't see double and thinking it was pink , and it was still there and pink . What should i think ??? Thanks !
-- James Wang, MD Assistant Clincal Professor Tufts University School of Medicine
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