How a pregnancy test works?? Help

Question

So when you take a test, and it looks negative, but if you tilt it in the light, are you suppose to be able to see where the second line should go if you were to be pregnant? My test was negative but when I tilt it, I can see a reflection of where the second line should be. It’s not pink! Is this normal?

Answer

The dye in the test reacts to HCG. No color = no HCG. 
It could be negative because of a few diff reasons:
1. You’re testing too early - HCG builds after implantation which can be as late as 12DPO. Some people get early positives but that’s because they implant early. I didn’t get my squinter until 13 DPO and I’m now 17wks. 
2. You testing with diluted urine. HCG needs to build in your urine for at least 2 hours if not more depending on DPO. That’s why it’s usually recommended to test with first morning urine (unless you pee in the middle of the night then test with that).
3. You’re not pregnant.

Answer

Thats normal. Thats why you dont try to manipulate the angle and lighting and read it on a flat surface like the countertop.

Answer

Yes it’s called and indent also to know if it’s indent the line is white

Answer

Some do that. It’s an indent

How a pregnancy test works?? Help

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