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It's been 36 days from last period. I tested urine, it came fainted pink line at T side. Darker in C. Does it mean pregnancy? She have Belly pain at Belly ( all over).why fainted line repeatedly.
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The patient could be pregnant you can get a blood test done to confirm the same
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It's faintly positive Do a beta HCG test
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Its positive for pregnancy. Confirm with BetaHCG test.
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A faint pink line at T, with a darker C line, usually still counts as a positive pregnancy test. This early, your hCG level is still low, so the test line often looks faint and gets darker as the days pass.
Next Steps
Repeat the test after 2 to 3 days using your first morning urine, and see a gynaecologist for a blood beta-hCG test or an early scan. This will confirm the pregnancy and check that it isn't a miscarriage or an ectopic pregnancy, especially with the belly pain you're having.
Health Tips
Go to a hospital emergency department straightaway if the pain gets worse, you feel dizzy or faint, the pain is more on one side, or you start bleeding.
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