I took a home pregnancy test and one came out positive but the other three came out negative what does that mean does that mean I'm pregnant?

How long has it been since your missed period?

Not to mention what times of the day did you take them all?

They were ALL right after you woke up, the first time you peed that day? Weren't they?


If they weren't it means you wasted your money buying them..

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Originally Posted by CravenMorhead

How long has it been since your missed period?

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Is been 2 weeks since I missed my period. I am unregular on my period to begin with but I'm feeling the symptoms of nauseousness

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Originally Posted by smoothy

Not to mention what times of the day did you take them all?

They were ALL right after you woke up, the first time you peed that day? Weren't they?


If they weren't it means you wasted your money buying them..

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Well one I took in the morning and that came out positive the next day I bought another pregnancy test and I took one in the morning and came out negative and then I took it again tonight and it came out negative but yeah I'm having the symptoms of pregnancyI've been feeling really nauseous and really dizzy

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Originally Posted by lilrose3432

Well one I took in the morning and that came out positive the next day I bought another pregnancy test and I took one in the morning and came out negative and then I took it again tonight and it came out negative but yeah I'm having the symptoms of pregnancyI've been feeling really nauseous and really dizzy

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None of those are "pregnancy symptoms" despite the false information you might have gotten on that (the internet is full of bad and incorrect information)... except for a missed period... there are no other symptoms for over 3 months AFTER it happens... and certainly none only a few weeks after.

Any test taken other than the first time you pee in the morning... is going to be inconclusive... your urine is too dilute when taken anytime other than when you first wake up after a full nights sleep and will result in a negative result even if you are. Even taken at the right time some women will still test negative for a month or more into her pregnancy.

If you have any doubt... you could request a doctor or Gynecologist do a blood test which would be more accurate..

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Originally Posted by smoothy

None of those are "pregnancy symptoms" despite the false information you might have gotten on that (the internet is full of bad and incorrect information)... except for a missed period... there are no other symptoms for over 3 months AFTER it happens... and certainly none only a few weeks after.

Any test taken other than the first time you pee in the morning... is going to be inconclusive... your urine is too dilute when taken anytime other than when you first wake up after a full nights sleep and will result in a negative result even if you are. Even taken at the right time some women will still test negative for a month or more into her pregnancy.

If you have any doubt... you could request a doctor or Gynecologist do a blood test which would be more accurate..

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Thank you very much I shall do that

False positives are very rare. The one that was positive was taken in the morning, first pee of the day. The other two, one was taken in the morning, the other in the evening (discount that result completely).

Fact is, false negatives are common, false positives aren't. I'd wait a week then test again using first morning urine. If that test is negative, wait for your next scheduled period. If you miss it, test again using first morning urine, or get a blood test done.

Some women do feel symptoms early in pregnancy. To say that pregnancy symptoms start at 3 months is not accurate. But, the first symptom is usually a missed period, which you've already experienced. So you cannot discount the other symptoms you're feeling, they could be pregnancy related, especially since you had a positive test result.

The majority of the "symptoms" happen DURING the first 3 months. Sore breasts, morning sickness, tiredness, etc.

Exactly. That's when most women experience symptoms. By the second trimester things usually even out a bit. Not for everyone, some women have symptoms their entire pregnancy, but for most, things like morning sickness, fatigue, etc. are more prevalent in the first 3 months of pregnancy.

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False positives are very rare. The one that was positive was taken in the morning, first pee of the day. The other two, one was taken in the morning, the other in the evening (discount that result completely).
Thank you I shall wait I guess my hgg levels are low

Fact is, false negatives are common, false positives aren't. I'd wait a week then test again using first morning urine. If that test is negative, wait for your next scheduled period. If you miss it, test again using first morning urine, or get a blood test done.

Some women do feel symptoms early in pregnancy. To say that pregnancy symptoms start at 3 months is not accurate. But, the first symptom is usually a missed period, which you've already experienced. So you cannot discount the other symptoms you're feeling, they could be pregnancy related, especially since you had a positive test result.

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Thank you I shall wait. It makes no sense of I am b feeling the affects. No period and that one positive is what's on my mind

False positives are extremely rare, but they do happen. For now, treat yourself as if you are pregnant, just in case. Wait to see if your next period comes as expected. If not, wait two weeks then test using first morning urine.

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False positives are extremely rare, but they do happen. For now, treat yourself as if you are pregnant, just in case. Wait to see if your next period comes as expected. If not, wait two weeks then test using first morning urine.

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Thank you I shall wait a week to test again. And if not I will wait till I miss my next period again

Oops! You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to J_9 again.

I couldn't agree more.

Treat yourself like you're pregnant, which means taking prenatal vitamins (available over the counter at your local pharmacy if you're in Canada or the US, not sure about other countries), no alcohol, no smoking. Treat your body like it's pregnant.

Wait for your next period. If you miss it, or it's off, test again using first morning urine, or get a blood test done at your doctors office.

Remember that false negatives are very common. It's very important that you test with first morning urine, and follow the directions of the test exactly.

Please let us know how it turns out, and good luck. :)