I have no idea when or if I ovulated, or how many DPO I would be. My son was born eight weeks ago, I'm currently breastfeeding, I haven't had a period to speak of - only light spotting, and the two times we had sex since he was born we used protection. I apologize if this is insensitive to everyone who is TTC here, but it shouldn't even be possible for me to be pregnant. Is it possible that they could turn up a very early evap line or a false positive? Why would they show something that the FRER doesn't? Has anyone else had experience with this? I didn't use the Walmart brand the first time I got pregnant, so I don't know about the accuracy of these tests. This morning I took another one of the first signal tests and it also turned up another squinter which was very light but got darker as the test dried. After that I freaked out and bought an FRER, but it was negative. So I went out and bought a few Walmart cheapie tests and they turned up a verrrry faint squinter, which had color and turned positive either within or very close to the correct time frame.

I have been feeling nauseous in the mornings which is exactly how I felt with my son before I even got a positive pregnancy test. Two-week wait (post-ovulation, pre-pregnancy test) Trigger warning (precedes a post/statement which may be triggering to some users) Taking Charge of Your Fertility (informative book by Toni Weschler) O minus one one day before ovulation (also O-2, O-3, etc.) Luteinizing hormone (what's measured by an OPK) Human chorionic gonadotropin (what's measured on an HPT) # of days post trigger or # of days post test brandį (popular website for temping/charting)įirst Response Early Result pregnancy test

(Acronyms are not mandatory, but are useful to know as they are commonly used in posts here)Ī more extensive list is available over on TryingForABaby’s wiki AcronymĬhemical pregnancy (an early miscarriage) Need another opinion? We are here to help!Īnother place to get a second opinion is Helpful Acronyms! This is a sub where we can share our OPK and HPT results.

Super faint positive first response