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Is she pregnant?!
So my gf is 2 days late on her period but we use bc pills, pull out, and spermicide a lot as well. She took an equate pregnancy test and it came back negative then a few hours later it had a very faint blue line. Later that day she took a clear blue and it was clearly negative. Then she took a clear blue and a first response with morning urine the next day and both were negative. Im still freakin out though. What do you think?
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(I'm glad her period came, but it really did sound like you were worried for nothing.)
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Sweetheart, if you are this freaked about fatherhood, use condoms along with the birth-control pills she is taking. It's a good habit to be in anyway, because it reduces the exposure to STDs,
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Stress can do it, for one.
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Her period started! Thanks for all your help
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I think she is not pregnant.
Only read a pregnancy test within the prescribed time period. Evaporation lines hours later do not count.
Only read a pregnancy test within the prescribed time period. Evaporation lines hours later do not count.
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She swears she sees the faintest line ever in first response tests but i dont see anything. Am i blind?
Evaporation lines many hours after the test is done DO NOT MATTER. They don't indicate pregnancy. Stop freaking, it's fine.
She just took another first response and she a line i cant even see
She sees*
If you can't see it (unless, of course, you have a vision problem), it is not a line. If she has taken her birth control pills according to the instructions, and not skipped any, she is protected from pregnancy. The positive line on a pregnancy test is not nearly invisible, it is big and bright.
Why do you think her period wont start?
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