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Am I Pregnant?

I've take over a dozen pregnancy test.  The first test I took the two lines were as clear as day. I think did one clear blue digital and it came back negative.  The next 13 test i took (I know a little crazy) those test came back with a very faint 2nd line.  My period date came nothing happened.  The next day i spotted lightly in the morning and it went away.  Next day i woke up and same thing i spotted lightly and it went away.  I had cramps and my breast were very sore.  I had gone to the dollar store this time (trying to save money)  and had tried one of those test and it came back negative...i then did a clear blue digital and it also came back negative.  I don't know whats going on.
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Its so frustrating!!! and right now my period is so heavy so i went to my obgyn for a blood test but of course i have to now go back Monday for a 2nd blood test and they're going to compare the hormone levels between the two test and by Wednesday i'll know for sure if everything's good or if i did have a miscarriage : (
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I am in the same exact boat. My last pd was March 28th. It ended the 30th. Well I went through April not getting one. Today would've made me 13 days late. Well I woke up with light bleeding and cramps, then it got heavier. I had 3 faint positives and 1 negative. I still pee every hour or hour and a half and I still get nauseous. Idk if I can still be pregnant or what!?!?!
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