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First pregnancy

I took two clear blue tests they both came out positive, does it mean im just early ?
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I took 7 pregnancy test because i didnt believe until my first ultrasound and when i saw her squirming on the screen i fell in love. My lines came up dark and super quickly! Plus it was april fools day when i found out lol. I think your pregnant sweety. Congratulations! :) its a wonderful experienc,  no matter what anyone says.
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8489354 tn?1405627762
A line is a line, give it a day or two and the lines will darken. Light lines mean that the HCG level is still low, the level should double every 48-72 hours which will give you darker lines. As a previous poster said unless you're on a medication that messes with your HCG level, or have certain medical consitions false positives are rare.
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Also my lines cam out really light ???
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9442948 tn?1406816451
Nope you're pregnant!! Congratulations!!!:)
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U less you're on medication that impacts on your hormones it's very rare to get a false positive.
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Okay its because people were telling me it could just be my hormones
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8489354 tn?1405627762
If they came out positive it means you're pregnant. Is that what you're asking?
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7673423 tn?1400599131
It means your pregnant..
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