To think I can see something here..?!

[superconfused1]

Hello!

So I've tested this morning using FMU with a clear blue digital test.
I got a 'not pregnant' result but the test was still flashing at this time, so I wondered if there could have been an error with the screen..

Anyway I don't ever usually open up tests, but since it didn't look to be working properly I opened it up, and the below is the result I received.

I'm reading mixed messages online as to if this means I'm pregnant but too early for this particular test to pick up, or if this line is supposed to be there?

Please note that this test is NOT a test that tells you how many weeks etc, it's simply just 'pregnant' or 'not pregnant' x

@ValidUser

😂 *@BrumBoo*

Just remember how you felt when you were so desperate for it to be a line and it wasn't before you feed nonsense to other women and laugh at the ones being realistic. Maybe this op doesn't care, but the next women to make up this bull to just to make them feel better might not take it so well.

@BrumBoo thought you never accused me of lying/making stuff up?

Ignore posters like @RaspberryCoulis who seem to have an inflated sense of their own importance and think they make the rules.
Best of luck getting a positive result very soon.

@Ihopeyourcakeisshit thank you lovely. I've got my fingers crossed but not feeling overly hopeful! We'll see 💓

[quote ValidUser]@BrumBoo thought you never accused me of lying/making stuff up? [/quote]
The fact you continue to carry on this way, rather than acknowledge that an actual positive test is clear within a time frame suggests that yes, you are making up what you want to see and be 'the nice guy' to the OP.

I’m not 100% sure but I think an LH surge can cause a positive test. So the second line could be either be pregnancy or a second ovulation, or high LH post ovulation?

Do you have an OKP you can test with?

You need a FRER. Clear blue are dreadful for evaps and digi is total waste of money.

Do the FRER on a first morning wee but I would wait till 11 or 12 dpo.