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Pregnancy urine test positive
I tested pregnancy positive on 25 th day.. When I check with 1st urine sample I am getting positive when I tested mid day or evening the result is negative again I tested next day 1st urine sample I tested positive.. I did this till 28 day , today is my 28 th day what does it mean by getting positive only with the first sample (I tracked ovulation it happened on my 14 th day)
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You should get the diagnosis from Beta HCG level.
But from your extensive research on urine pregnancy test you can write a Paper for some International Journal.
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The most confirmatory test is blood test Beta HCG. If it's reading is more than 5 than pregnancy is confirmed otherwise not
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Pregnancy test can only be done 24 hours after a skipped period so if you have a 30 days cycle checking on day 25 is wrongly
Timed test
Strip kits are not confirmatory
U can go for a blood test bhcg
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