Last night, I took a First Response test and it was positive. This morning, I took another one and it was negative. What does that mean?

It is possible that the difference in results between the two tests could be due to various factors such as the concentration of urine, the sensitivity of the tests, or the possibility of a miscarriage. To confirm if you are truly pregnant, it is recommended to take a third test, either a urine test or a blood test. This will provide a more accurate result.

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Last night, I took a First Response test and it was positive. This morning, I took another one and it was negative. What does that mean?

It is possible that the difference in results between the two tests could be due to various factors such as the concentration of urine, the sensitivity of the tests, or the possibility of a miscarriage. To confirm if you are truly pregnant, it is recommended to take a third test, either a urine test or a blood test. This will provide a more accurate result.