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Q: equate pregnacy test w/1st morning urine - false positive?

asked by: kara_23 on October 27th, 2007

New User

ok question I took a equate pregnacy test with first morning urine and it came out with a faint line that showed positve on it has any one had this happen and has anyone ever had a false postive with this brand

i had took one the night before it was neg and i took one again the same night i took this one and it came back neg

took 2 more tonight neg whats the deal

night of 24th

morning of the 25th same test 2 diffeant pics

night of the 25th

Replies(2)

kara_23

replied on October 27th, 2007

New User

well im not prego i went to the hospital for pain in my belly they did a blood test it was neg he told me my white blood cell count is up and my body is fighting an infection

young Girl

replied on October 27th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

if you let the test sit before you got the then it could have been an evap line

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