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6DPO - bfp?

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Jag0910 · 28/08/2019 15:50

Hi guys

According to my ovia app I am 7dpo. However yesterday I got the feeling to test and I got 2 positives on different tests.

I tested again this morning and it was negative. I've heard you can't get false positives so could it be that I had a slightly higher level of hCG yesterday and it's still too early which is why it's not consistently showing.

Any opinions??

TIA 

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Jag0910 · 28/08/2019 15:57

Sorry forgot to post pictures!

6DPO - bfp?
6DPO - bfp?
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Michellebops · 28/08/2019 17:38

Far too early to be testing.

Wait another few days and test again

wtf19 · 28/08/2019 18:01

Looks positive to me

Jag0910 · 28/08/2019 18:48

@Michellebops @wtf19 thanks for your responses guys!

I thought it may be too early to test but I just had this weird feeling, I dunno why! Confused

I thought maybe a faulty test but I got 2 positives, think my mind is a bit boggled with it all.. I guess I'll see for certain in a week perhaps Grin

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MajorFaffington · 28/08/2019 19:04

I can see a line- do you think you might have ovulated earlier than your app says? A BFP at 6 DPO is unlikely.

Jag0910 · 28/08/2019 19:13

@MajorFaffington I could of done. I had my coil out at the end of Feb and on had 3 periods since then and the last two months were the only times they came together so I think my cycle isn't regular as of yet. I know it must of been around that time but it could of been a few days earlier Smile

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