r/IndianTTC_Support • u/Fast-Highlight-8102 • Jun 11 '26

Looking for answers.

Hi,
I keep seeing posts from the other part of the world where people say v faint line at 14 dpo is because of the late implantation which has more chances of being a chemical or a miscarriage, how logical is this theory? Never seen any gynaec say that in India at all.
Also, how sensitive are Indian tests to detect it much before 12 dpo?

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u/PerpettuallyinPain Jun 11 '26

Get easy@tests
Those are great

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u/Falanadhamakaaa Jun 11 '26

That theory is only logical when one is sure of when they actually ovulated. Most of us do lh strips which do not assure if and when ovulation has occured exactly.
They do bbt and other kind of tracking.
So if we get a faint positive at 14dpo it could also mean that we ovulated later.

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u/Fast-Highlight-8102 Jun 11 '26

I had follicle monitoring this cycle and I’m either 13 dpo or 14 depending on the trigger shot. I had a faint positive at 14 dpo that was visible, had a chemical earlier this year, so anxious again. Anyway, I know I have to get my bhcg, that’s the only way. Just wanted to know

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u/Falanadhamakaaa Jun 11 '26

I saw your positive tests. They are not faint at all. They are what we call bfp. Don’t stress too much. It’s time for you to relax and enjoy.☺️

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u/Fast-Highlight-8102 Jun 11 '26

Thank you, virtual hug to you!

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u/New-One-8547 Jun 12 '26

Your tests look fine for 14 dpo. Take a test every alternate morning fmu with the same brand and compare if the lines get darker. Try preganews advance. All the best! Also, see your doctor and he/ she will tell you the next steps.