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Two False Positives on a Pregnancy Test?
I am starting to get anxious about whether I am really pregnant or not. I already have two kids, almost 12 and 4.5. I took a test around 4:30 pm (I say this to let you know that the urine would not be concentrated at that point) the day I was due for my period and it came positive right away. I took another test first thing the next morning around 5:30 am and the positive line showed up before the “test is finished” line even completed. Is there any chance that both test with the immediate positives that I got wrong. I took Kerr Drug Brand of First Response. I go to the doctor tomorrow for conformation but wanted to post this b/c my nerves are a mess and I need some “calming”. The first test was last Thurs 1/2/08 and the second 1/3/08. No period though, cramping, but that happened with my second one too but not my first. The only “tell tell sign” besides the two pos test are my husband says my breast are getting bigger but I can’t tell. I already wear a 38DD so they always look big
2 postives at two dif concentrations of urine pretty much confirm it hun, if u still wanna wait for ur confirmation tho, jus dont drink or smoke whilst ur waiting incase u indeed r as u suspect, stay healthy n take prenatals, i am quite sure itll be postive, like u ive had a false positive before, so this time, i took three tests by three dif brands to make triple sure, all dif times of day, all were pos
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