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After physical intimacy on Aug 14 and taking ipill right on next morning, I had a little heavy but clotty periods on 27th Aug till sept 1st. That was a few days earlier than my scheduled date. Just to be sure, I took a pregnancy test today 10th sept with the kit provided with the pill as a free item.
Attached is the result. Is it by any chance faintly positive? It was afternoon sample . I'm 38 and mother of two children already.
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Mention the date of your last menses
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You should go for a blood test for confirmation
A faint line can be seen
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A home test read from an afternoon sample can be less reliable, so I can't confirm from a photo whether this counts as positive here.
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Please retest with your first morning urine, reading it strictly within the time window printed on the kit, or get a blood beta hCG test for a clear answer.
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With your irregular bleeding after taking the pill, please see your gynaecologist this week regardless of the test result.
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