Title: How to Interpret the Results of an Evap Line on a Pregnancy Test - WeHaveKids
Headings: How to Interpret the Results of an Evap Line on a Pregnancy Test
How to Interpret the Results of an Evap Line on a Pregnancy Test
What Does an Evaporation Line Mean on a Pregnancy Test?
What Causes an Evaporation Line?
Attention
Faint Line vs. Evaporation Line
So What Does a Faint Line Mean?
The Difference Between an Evaporation Line and a Faint Positive
What Color Are Evaporation Lines on Pregnancy Tests?
Color of Evaporation Line on a Blue Dye Pregnancy Test
Types of Lines on a Pregnancy Test
Indented Lines
Dye Runs
Disappearing Line
True Positive Test Result
Reminder!
Using and Interpreting a Home Pregnancy Test Kit
There Are Two Basic Types of Home Pregnancy Test Kits:
How Accurate Are Home Pregnancy Tests?
Reading and Interpreting the Results
Home Pregnancy Test Best Practices
Testing Time Frame
Causes of a Faint Test Line Other Than Evaporation
Taking the Test Too Early
Home Pregnancy Test Sensitivity Is Low
Urine Sample Is Diluted
Chemical Pregnancy
What Should I Do If I See an Evap Line?
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Content: This is the time needed in order for the chemicals in the test kit to react with the hCG hormone in a woman's urine. hCG, or human chorionic gonadotropin, is one of the early hormones produced when a woman is pregnant. This is released by the chorion, one of the fetal membranes that ensure the survival of the embryo. There Are Two Basic Types of Home Pregnancy Test Kits: The most common ones are dipsticks or test strips, which you either dip in a cup of urine or hold under a stream of urine. The urine will saturate the test strip. If there is hCG present, the hormone will react with antibodies in the strip. Dye will accumulate in this area, and a second line will appear, indicating a positive pregnancy. If no hCG is present, then there will be nothing on the antibody strip to react to the dye. The second type of home pregnancy test uses a test device and a urine collection cup.