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Is this normal for pregnancy tests?

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blooshboon · 27/05/2025 04:16

Just a little confused as when I had my first DD, I used first response. Never used clearblue aside from one digital.

and maybe I'm a little on edge because of a chemical last month.

Took a clearblue yesterday, came up right away but then after a few hours faded down to almost nothing . Will attach photos below, and have just taken another to see if I could see any line progression.

my period was due yesterday, so I’m not early testing.

Is this normal for pregnancy tests?
Is this normal for pregnancy tests?
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blooshboon · 27/05/2025 04:17

This is the test I took this morning too :)

Is this normal for pregnancy tests?
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Dontsparethehorses · 27/05/2025 04:20

Ignore the fading they very clearly tell you the time scale for when to look. After that bin and ignore- congrats on your pregnancy!

ThomasShelbysfagend · 27/05/2025 04:20

So that’s a positive.

Have to say that I had a positive test for up to 5 weeks after a complete miscarriage though because the pregnancy hormones hang around for a long time apparently.

No idea about “line progression “ as I thought that these tests are very basic and only show if pregnancy hormones are present and not how much.

blooshboon · 27/05/2025 04:22

ThomasShelbysfagend · 27/05/2025 04:20

So that’s a positive.

Have to say that I had a positive test for up to 5 weeks after a complete miscarriage though because the pregnancy hormones hang around for a long time apparently.

No idea about “line progression “ as I thought that these tests are very basic and only show if pregnancy hormones are present and not how much.

Thank you, I did take this into consideration but I had 4 negative tests with the chemical last month. Two done at a hospital aswell as a pelvic scan.

so I’m hoping it’s safe to say this is a new pregnancy, thank you though 🤍

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