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Re: A line is a line is a line. Get a blood test!

From: Victoria (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 10 Jun 2002 16:57:00 -0500 (CDT)

I used HPTs ALOT before I was certain I was pregnant. All the major brands worked for me with the exception of Confirm. I consistently got positive results (or immediately clearly visible lines the same color as the control line) when I was not pregnant. I got a couple of results I wasn't sure about with First Response Early test before I was pregnant. When we found out about this baby we used Clear Blue Easy first. I personally prefer it because I find it easier to clearly read. Due to a mix up when I initially tried to have my pregnancy confirmed at a doctor's office I used EPT, First Response, and CVS's early test and all were VERY clearly positive. What I've learned is if you get a faint line, retest in a few days and if you still aren't sure see your doc.

>>>>>>>>>Alright here's my story... had a period 5/9... after ovulation my
>>>>>>>breast GREW... I just got my period Mon 6/3 and it was light... so I
>>>>>>>tested yesterday afternoon with confirm and at first it had just a solid
>>>>>>>white second line then it turned to a VERY faint pink one... This
>>>>>>>afternoon I used cbe and there was the slightlest evidence of a SKINNY
>>>>>>>blue second line. Is it posssible that monday was implantation and
>>>>>>>thet's why these lines are so faint? Am I miscarrying or could it be I
>>>>>>>want this so bad that I am seeing lines that are not there? I had my
>>>>>>>friend look at my confirm one and she said its negative because if I was
>>>>>>>it would be two dark lines...Im soooooooo confused...

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Victoria



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