Pregnant?

[rainbowjellybean]

Hi. I have been TTC for 2 years now. I was put on Clomid in Sept 2010 and went off it in March 2011 when I saw a new specialist. I was diagnosed with PCOS 2 years ago. My new doc conducted surgery in June this year and found and removed stage 2 endometriosis. After surgery, my cycle was 34 days. The doc took a blood test on day 23 of my current cycle and it indicated that I had not ovulated. I did an OPK on day 24 and had a strong positive. I had strong positives from day 24-27. I had intercourse on days 24 and 25. I am now on day 36. I had cramping from day 29 (7 days ago) up until Friday (day 34). I also have sore breasts from a few days before the cramping began. I have had nausea daily since day 27.
I have done pregnancy tests on day 34 and 35. Initially, they cam back neg. But I left them, for hours, and when I came back there was a faint thin line where they positive line should be. Then the day 35 line was slightly darker than the day 34 one. This mornings test look faulty, but a faint thin lime appeared after about 2 hours. Freaking out, I went and brought a different test and it was negative. But in saying that, I also did that test in the middle of the day instead of morning.
Do you think I am pregnant? Or is this something the tests could do if left long? Thank you :)

[rainbowjellybean]

I'm not immediately assuming pregnancy, which is good, I just want it to happen. My doc has given me 3 months to fall pregnant on my own and if I don't I go back on clomid.

[Clysta]

Tests can be taken early yes, but those lines do not indicate pregnancy.

The best thing I've seen is to not read into everything. I've seen many women fall into deep depression because they look into every symptoms and sign and immediately assume pregnancy. I wish I could offer more advice, but I myself have never been in this situation. Is your doctor doing anything else for you?

[rainbowjellybean]

I know that, but it is also not uncommon for it happen and be positive. I will be trying again in the morning. The difficulty of falling pregnant is tough and depressing, and it really takes it's toll. Any sign of something different is greatly welcome.

[Clysta]

Those are not positive tests. If you read the instructions it states not to look at the tests after 10 minutes. All tests will show some form of line after a certain amount of time, called evap lines.

Get a first response and take it with first morning urine.