pregnancy tests

[angel123456]

Hi everyone I'm I need of advise i took a pregnancy test this morning and it had one faint line and one dark line what does this mean? HELP!!

[angel123456]

Thanks for your help I will do another test tomorrow

[angel123456]

TMI .. But I've just been to the toilet and there was kind of a really light pink discharge it was almost clear with just a little been on light pink and very watery sorry if tmi guys any ideas on what this could be?

[angel123456]

I've woken up this morning and the bleeding is a lot darker and a lot more but not as heavy as a period anyone no what this is please?

[lovelilies]

I had this in May last year too, sadly. I think it's called a chemical pregnancy.
My bleeding became quite heavy soon after it started though.
Sorry
I did get pregnant again in September and am 30 weeks though, so don't give up! (If you're trying for a baby that is!)

[angel123456]

Thanks for your reply

[Osirus]

The test in the photo looks to be faulty as the line is too close the other line so it should be more to the left (of the photo). I expect the FR is right I'm afraid. You should test again, with another FR maybe, or Superdrug.

[mrsjskelton]

If it's negative there's literally nothing - the very faintest of lines is still a positive because the pregnancy hormone has to be present to make even the faintest line congratulations!

[Seekingmiracles]

You're line isn't faint. It's definitely there. If you test twice within a short time frame the pregnancy hormone wouldn't have built back up enough in your urine. First morning pee is the best to use. My first test was so faint I thought my eyes were playing tricks on me. Tested the next day with FMU and there was another line - still lot as dark as yours. And that was it. No more testing. I'm now 12 weeks

[PotatosMum]

It does look like a positive but I always take first response as gospel, if first response said not pregnant it's pretty likely the other test was faulty.

Incidentally all of the people who say a line is a line are correct as long as the test isn't faulty. Unfortunately when I was TTC I had several faulty tests from tesco, superdrug and Internet cheapies so it's always worth backing up with a first response as they are known for their accuracy.

[angel123456]

Thank you for you answers everyone I have the worst cramps and backache today I can hardly move is this normal?