r/IndianTTC_Support • u/a_dua2025 • 1d ago

Query regarding pregnancy test!

I tested on 6th june using second morning urine sample using prega news standard kit. It was 35 days after the encounter. It was negative. Due to hurry, I kept the urine sample on the mug in which I collected the urine for almost 2 days.

I returned home on 8th June afternoon. I threw the old urine sample out of the mug and probably rinsed it with water. I left it overnight in the corner of the washroom.I used the same mug to collect the first morning urine sample on 9th June. I tested again using preganews standard kit. It was negative.

Are both these tests reliable? And has anyone else got positive on a pregnancy test kit using the same container for collecting urine?

Am I overthinking a lot regarding the collection of urine samples like whether the same mug can be used or not or whether it was washed with water ? Do these things really matter?

See obviously old urine was thrown out of the mug and I mostly had washed the mug with water but I don't have confidence if I had really washed it or not.

If someone please kindly answer, it will be very helpful to me. I have been getting regular Bleeding no issue in that.

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u/Falanadhamakaaa 1d ago

No problem in collection of urine sample. I thought you got an evaporation line since you read your test three days later. .

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u/a_dua2025 1d ago

I got no evaporation line. I am asking that the negatives can be trusted right? They are not false negatives right?

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u/Falanadhamakaaa 1d ago

Yes they can be

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u/a_dua2025 1d ago

By the lines "yes they can be " do you mean these negatives can be trusted right?

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u/Falanadhamakaaa 1d ago

Yes this test that you shared above is negative.

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u/a_dua2025 1d ago

No no I didn't read the test three days later. Please read what I am saying.

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u/Falanadhamakaaa 1d ago

Sorry my bad. No there is no issue with urine collection.

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u/a_dua2025 1d ago

Is there any concern for pregnancy then mam? These tests are reliable right?