Okay so im asking this again?

Question

I had unprotected s*x 8 weeks ago, i had my period four days after. I was meant to get my next period after that four weeks ago, but it didnt and still hasnt come. I have lately been geting stomch cramps & pains. So i took two tests. The one i took last night came up negative, with only one line. But the one i took this morning came up with one red line but very faintly in the background i could see another very faint red line... does that mean that it was positive? & that i am pregnant?

Answer 1

Yes! Your pregnant! That's how my test was!

Answer 2

I would say to go get another test and try again. Maybe try a different brand if the kind you are getting is unclear.  

Answer 3

Morning Urine is more potent with the hormones that pregnancy tests use to test if you are pregnant or not, so that's why it could be the morning test differ than the evening one...

Try getting another one and trying again tomorrow morning, I wouldn't worry too much if it's not a fully colored line, even more so in the morning, also, look in your region, and see if you can't find a free clinic that can give you a free test too.

Just try again, and keep an eye out for your next period... If it doesn't come on time, you might want to visit a doctor to make sure.

Answer 4

Many women still have more than one period even though they are pregnant.  If you are taking an at home test, do not cheap out.  But the best thing to do is to go to your doctor.  They will be able to you 100%.

Answer 5

yes, no, mayb so

no really ur most likely not

Answer 6

go buy the test that actually says not pregnant or pregnant instead of the lines.  You may or may not be really seeing a second line.  If that doesn't help call your doctor to schedule a blood test that will tell you for sure if you are pregnant or not.

Answer 7

If you are not sure with the pregnancy tests you can go and havve bloodwork done to see if you are and that is a 100% acurate.  That's what I would do because those pregnancy test are weird sometimes.