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Evap line or positive test ??? Please help

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Mummyneedinganswers · 30/04/2019 18:00

So last night I took a hpt and waited a few minutes thought it was negative and sat it down and went and sorted my daughter for bed. This morning my partner came running in saying the pregnancy test was positive. Im not so sure because it appeared negative last night. Does this look like an evap or a positive? I'm going to retest on Friday
Thanks

Evap line or positive test ??? Please help
Evap line or positive test ??? Please help
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RLOU30 · 30/04/2019 18:02

Can’t see any picture

RLOU30 · 30/04/2019 18:03

Sorry now I can. It’s a hard one it looks a little thick perhaps flooded ? I’m not sure sorry x

Waiting1987 · 30/04/2019 18:05

You can't trust tests left that long. I've had one left for a few hours show what looks like a strong positive.

Test again to get an answer. Good luck

Michellebops · 30/04/2019 19:22

I've had flooding/evap on these but the line was super thin.

Fingers crossed for your next test ❤️

ohdearymemumof3 · 30/04/2019 20:11

Thats what my positive clear blue looked like the next day.. do another one x

GookledyGobb · 30/04/2019 20:14

I’m always blown away by the don’t trust a test after the time comments as it can’t simply turn positive without the presence of the hormone.

It does look a bit flooded but I’d guess positive

RLOU30 · 30/04/2019 21:26

@GookledyGobb

Because tests are typically meant to be read three to five minutes after they are taken, the tests are still damp at the time they are read. After this time frame passes, the urine in the test dries. As the ink makes its way across the screen, the result is displayed. Sometimes, as the ink moves across the screen, a little bit of ink will accidentally get caught in the indent line. As the test dries and the urine evaporates, this caught ink is pulled to the surface and becomes darker.

This is why the most important rule for getting a true positive pregnancy test is: do not read them after the allotted time! The results are only accurate in the time frame specified in the instructions.

Waiting1987 · 30/04/2019 22:26

@GookledyGobb That's not true! This line appeared after a few hours. Every single other test was negative. Tests can indeed show lines after the timeframe even when it's negative. It also couldn't be a chemical pregnancy because I never had a bleed-breastfeeding and periods haven't returned.

There's a reason they tell you not to look at them after timeframe!

Fingers crossed for you OP.

Evap line or positive test ??? Please help
ChrisPrattAteMyHomework · 30/04/2019 23:42

Hard to know.

I did a blue dye test like that and read it at 5 to 10 mins. Negative.

Threw it in bin and looked the next day to see a line. That line is 15 and snoring in the room next to me now so I can happen :/

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