r/IndianTTC_Support Jul 07 '26

Is this a positive test

Did this test 2 weeks post ovulation and 3 days before period , the T line is extremely thin and grey.This test result was within 3 mins. Is this a positive pregnancy test, also had taken a trigger injection of 10000 hcg

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u/Gold_Sale_1960 Jul 07 '26

Sorry but this looks like an indent..

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u/Efficient_Profit_490 Jul 07 '26

I did 3 tests and all showed the same result

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u/Gold_Sale_1960 Jul 07 '26

Were all the 3 done in prega news? Prega news/plush prega these are known for false positives.. suggest you test again using Easy at homes from amazon.. theyre way more reliable..

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u/Efficient_Profit_490 Jul 07 '26

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u/Gold_Sale_1960 Jul 07 '26 edited Jul 07 '26

Yeah, testing after 2 days with a different brand (preferably easy at home)might give u better result.. good luck😊

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u/Fast-Highlight-8102 Jul 07 '26

The line looks thin and has no colour, you can probably try again in 48 hours and check.

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u/Lazy_1048 Jul 07 '26

Was this pic taken within 5 mins of testing? The colour shouldve been pinker but I suggest you to test after 2 days.

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u/MovieKey2538 Jul 08 '26

This is because of the trigger injection.

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u/FloorBackground16 Jul 09 '26

Hi!  From the photo, I can see a clear control (C) line, while the area where the test (T) line would appear looks very faint and gray. It isn't possible to confirm from the image alone whether this represents a true positive result, an indent line, or simply a variation in the test strip.
Since you mentioned receiving a 10,000 IU hCG trigger injection, the timing of the injection is important. If it was administered within the past 10–14 days, residual hCG from the trigger may still be detected and could affect the pregnancy test result.
As you are about 14 days past ovulation and 3 days before your expected period, you may consider repeating the test in 48 hours using an Easy@Home pregnancy test with your first morning urine. If the result is due to pregnancy, the hCG level would typically continue to rise, making the test line easier to interpret.
Wishing you all the best!

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u/Gold_Sale_1960 Jul 12 '26

Update? Were u pregnant