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Q: Confused
asked by: AllyKT on May 30th, 2006
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My last period was on the 3rd of may (normal). My boyfriend and I have sex on a regular basis. Although, during the week of the 14th the condom broke a few times. I'm not on the pill, we rely strictly on condom for birth control. I know ovulation happens aproximately 2 weeks after first day of last period (reason for concern). Last week (week of the 22nd) I was exhausted all week. I took a pregnancy test on the 26th, negative. I'm supposed to have my period today (the 30th of may), so I took another test and it was very faint. So faint if I didn't do another double take and squint I wouldn't of saw it. Although, tomorrow i'm going to take another test. My question is, if it's that faint could it be that it really is a true positive? Am I really pregnat? I haven't told my boyfriend cause I don't want to get him nervious for no reason. I looked all over the internet trying to find answers, please help.
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alexa84
replied on May 30th, 2006
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If there is a faint line, it stills means your possibly pregnant.


Hpt's pick up the hcg hormones that you put out when you preggy. My advice is to take another one tomorrow and see if the line has gotten any darker, and if it has go to da doc.


I took a hpt the day my period didnt arrive and it was faint. Then I took a clearblue easy digital hpt. Then it spelt out .P.R.E.G.N.A.N.T. And well noe im waiting on my first visit. Im 4 weeks and 4 days.

Hope this helps!
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