Am I pregnant? Test turned positive

Question

So Im on the arm implant and my boyfriend has came inside me every day for about 6 months and lately I've been having really sore breast and dark rings around them, but I didn't think I was pregnant because I was spotting (which is normal with the arm implant) but then now I feel nauseous all the time when I eat and im really emotional...

So with my friends I took 2 tests. The first on has a slight very faint line on it and the second was negative completley. When I woke up... They were both positive. Like clearly positive... Im scared to tell my boyfriend and I'm going to get a real test from planned parenthood tomorrow but has this happened to anyone??

Answer

There is a timeframe within the directions that tells you the test is invalid and shouldn't be read after a certain amount of minutes. Overnight an evaporation line could have occurred, which makes the test invalid. If it didn't change when it was supposed to per the directions, you are likely not pregnant. You should take another test if you saw a faint line at first though, make sure you do it first thing in the morning so it's your most concentrated urine. Also, pink dye tests are better than blue and less likely to get the evap line.

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Tests are invalid after about 10-20 minutes after they are used. They are only viable during the time frame specifies on the box they came in, read the instructions.

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Those are evap lines. They happen as the test dries, which is why you aren't supposed to look at the test after 10min. If you still think you're pregnant, take a new test, preferably pink line. Just fyi, but areola rings can be completely normal. Mine change shades and can get a dark ring depending on temperature changes, among other things.

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Here's a picture of both of them after night

Am I pregnant? Test turned positive

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