Can anyone see 2 lines?

AC-O · Mar 28, 2020 5:56PM

One test is from yesterday and one is from today. I'm just wondering if anyone can see what I see or if I'm just crazy 😜I'm on day 2 of missed period and I'm usually on time.

thanks!

AC-O · Mar 28, 2020 6:00PM

Oh and I see two lines on only one of the sticks. I just want opinions please

KiwiMoomin · Mar 28, 2020 6:23PM

I can definitely see a line on the top test. Are you sure you have your dates right? Do you have any other HPTs you could try? Otherwise, wait and test again in two days. Looks promising though! X

KiwiMoomin · Mar 28, 2020 6:24PM

*other brands of HPT

AC-O · Mar 28, 2020 7:19PM

that's where I see the second line also. I took a different test and it showed negative 🤔😔.
I have an app on my phone, and I get my af on the day it tells me I should be getting it. And I test around the time it tells me I will be ovulating, and it's right on with that too.
I'm hoping it's just taking awhile to show up.
I've had two mc and we really want this.

Littlesprout · Mar 29, 2020 5:41PM

When mine turned positive I was approx 2-3 days before the bloody witch was due and there was no mistaking it! The HCG goes up super fast so try and wait some more. My guess it’s a negative.

Hang in there. And try again!

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AC-O · Mar 29, 2020 10:04PM

Update: no af today. I noticed my os is tightly closed and has narrowed a bit. I've read this is a good sign of pregnancy. The best time to test for HCG is a week after a missed period, I'm on day 3 of no period. HCG goes up slowly at first and doubles every 48 hours, so I'm hoping it's still too soon to tell. Some of my family members apparently went through what I'm going through and they were/are pregnant.
I'm getting multiple headaches a day, I'm tired and I'm thirsty and I have Montgomery glands.
I still have some hope, my fingers are crossed

Littlesprout · Mar 30, 2020 4:41AM

Also look out for a high and soft cervix.

Fingers crossed!

AC-O · Mar 30, 2020 3:18PM

Yes thank you. It's higher and tightly closed. I've only been checking my cervix for the passed 3 months. I'm not sure if I'm completely familiar with her yet.
But day four of no af. So I'll continue to check my cervix and I'll do another pregnancy test either tonight or tomorrow.
Thanks for all the input ladies!

AC-O · Mar 31, 2020 4:34PM

Well it's day five of no af and also no BFP. I'm still getting positive opk tests. If I continue to get negative pregnancy results for the next week, I'm going to call my Dr's office and see about a blood test.
I will continue to ad updates incase someone is curious about my case. Again, thanks for all the input 😁

AC-O · Apr 1, 2020 8:18PM

Update. No af yet. My cervix is sitting high and seems extra wet. It's also seemed to have tiled a bit, I can't feel the opening very well. However it does still feel closed. And I feel swollen inside. I'm hoping these are all good things.
I will update again friday after I take my next hcg test.
🤞

AC-O · Apr 2, 2020 1:55PM

Update. I could not wait until tomorrow to test. But I got a BFN! I'm now on day 7 with no af. Maybe it's time I do a blood test.

Littlesprout · Apr 2, 2020 4:55PM

You need to be at least 14 days late to get blood work done.

AC-O · Apr 2, 2020 11:47PM

Okay thanks!
I'm going to test again tomorrow.
I am having mood swing. I'll snap at the husband or just burst into tears. My breasts are sore and feel fuller. Did have a reduction surgery done 18 years ago, so I'm not sure how pregnancy will effect the girls. My headaches have stopped.
I did the deed last night and normally that starts up af if I'm a couple of days late. I've never been 7 days late before. I really hope I'm pregnant and this one sticks.
Sorry I'm bored and rambling. I'll give an update tomorrow after I test.
Thanks all.

AC-O · Apr 3, 2020 1:26AM

Also, it feels like my cervix is spongy

AC-O · Apr 3, 2020 3:30AM

Well I believe I'm experiencing another brighten ovum. I'm so disappointed, so sad. Luckily my husband is very supportive. So we will just try again.
Thanks guys!

Can anyone see 2 lines?

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