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Pregnancy Test Kit Fluctuation
Is it possible that the first pregnancy test is darker than the second one. I took a pregnancy test on the 19th of May It was darker ... And I took a second test today on the 23rd it gets lighter... I took both in the early morning... So why is this change here .. is it any serious problem
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There is no point in repeating a pregnancy test within 3-4 days. If you wish to continue the pregnancy, one positive test is enough to label that u r pregnant followed by an ultrasound and If u r experiencing bleeding/ loss of pregnancy try doing the test again after 7-10 days.
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