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Faint line and negative later what does that mean?

Hii sisters!!

i had my last periods on 1st of august and i and supposed to have on the 5th of Sep normally. But again i started like bleeding from the 1st of sep and lasted for 2days which i thought i got an early period and was little sad..today on the 6th of Sep i just tried a home pregnancy test kit and found that theres a faint line so i thght i must be pregnant.. Actually 5th was my due date and 6th im jus suspecting and for my happiness i did the test..i cant wait to get pregnant.

so the bleeding that i got was not my period then i can test by today..right?? Or only after few more days of waiting?

i went to my family gynec doctor for check up and when they tested with the kit they got it negative and asked me to wait for 10 more days to confirm if its positive or not..

Can anyone help me with my doubts please...can i hope for or should i try my luck for the next time??

i am soo eager to know whatbis happening inside me...

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    Apparently doctors tests can be less sensitive than some bought ones - do yo know what sensitivity yours is?

    Get a pink test - First response - and try again with first morning urine.... good luck!

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    Sensitivity is not written on that kit and im sure that in hospital they were using some other kit. humm i will wait for 2days and will test again..hopefully its positive..right???

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    If you can get a first response they are 10miu so super sensitive

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    I bought this "make sure" kit for later use.. Is that enough??

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    It depends... I don't know that make... it should say how many days before your missed period - the FRES ones are for 5 days before your missed PG so really sensitive.

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    Oh okay!! Anyways im hoping for the best

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    FX for you.

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