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A member asked:
I'm 2 weeks late and i took a test it came out faint positive. but i took it at night. what does a faint positive mean? am i pregnant of not?
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Likely yes!: If done correctly and read correctly, a faint positive is the same as a positive. So, one can presume she is pregnant. To be sure, just check another test in 1-2 weeks. Another option is to call the ob-gyn doctor's office for advice. Realize that not all pregnancies are successful and progress to a baby (nature is that way).
Answered 12/9/2013
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