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I had unprotected sex in the beginning of march around 5th march , and my period date was due in march 21st .. But I didnt get my period . Around the end of march , around 28th march ..when first lockdown of our country started ..during that my husband bought a prega news kit for me and I took the test the next day with first morning urine and got a dark line and faint line , means as far as I remember , dark line was on ' C ' and faint but visible light pink line on ' T ' . Please tell me what is the result ?
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It means faint positive
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Two lines indicates you are pregnant..start folic acid supplement.
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What about the periods now?the kit was probably weakly positive.do check by beta HCG please
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Faint or dark2 lines means positive
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Dr. Pratibha Aggarwal
Gynecologist
32 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi. You did test in March . If no periods till now repeat the test now .
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Dr. Sharathchandra Rao
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Two lines indicate that you are positive for pregnancy
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