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Ovulation/ Pregnant
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My ovulation kit showed positive 5 days before my period due. The second line wasn't dark but prominent enough. I tried pregnancy kit but that showed very very hard visible 2 faint lines (looked like an evap) and on the other pregnancy kit it showed negative with a single line. Does that mean am pregnant or should i wait until missed period. Why does ovulation kit shows positive when I am not ovulating at the moment. Please help clarify my doubts.
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May pregnancy test come positive
All these bizarre happenings
Indicating that
If want to know early then get one bhcg test done or wait for your period date
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It shows positive after ovulation happened
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
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Do a pregnancy test with morning sample urine only if you miss your periods
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