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1712422 tn?1443337501

9 DPO

9 DPO

Positive/Negative???
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I can see a faint line, my first.test with this pregnancy was like that too, retest in the am
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1194973 tn?1385503904
It's always possible. The soonest a pregnancy can be detected is 7 DPO so it could be either or. Without blood testing though, it's hard to know for sure.
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1712422 tn?1443337501
I've had a chemical pregnancy before but I didn't find out about it till 3 days after my period was supposed to show up…so Idk. I just got hopes up..
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1712422 tn?1443337501
It showed up right away. Maybe the test was faulty?
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1194973 tn?1385503904
I personally am leery of the Internet cheap tests, but I know many women who use them with little to no issues. How long did it take to show? Evap lines usually don't appear until after the specified time frame (usually 10 minutes). It's also possible if you see something but started to bleed, that you had a chemical pregnancy.
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1712422 tn?1443337501
This was a 10 mIU very sensitive…but it showed up, pretty sure it was an evap line
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1194973 tn?1385503904
I don't see anything personally. You're testing very early, so you need to make sure you're using a high sensitivity test (such as first response) and using first morning urine. The best time to test is 11-14 DPO.
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1712422 tn?1443337501
bump
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