dreaming of a positive pregnancy test

Yes, I know a woman who had a positive pregnancy test but no symptoms. She was initially very confused. However, she followed her doctor's advice for prenatal care. The baby grew just fine, and she had a normal delivery. It shows that not all pregnancies come with the expected symptoms.

I had a faint positive pregnancy test and was really worried at first. But it turned out to be a real pregnancy! I went to the doctor for a blood test to confirm, and sure enough, I was expecting. It was such a happy moment. Now I have a beautiful baby.

One symptom could be a change in basal body temperature. If it stays elevated at 12 dpo, it might be a good sign. I had this and got a positive test.

One success story is that a woman took a pregnancy test 11 days past ovulation. She had been feeling a bit more tired than usual in those days. When she saw the positive result, she was so thrilled. She had planned this pregnancy for a while.

Many women who had a positive pregnancy test at 11 DPO noticed a feeling of fullness or bloating in their abdomen. This is due to hormonal changes and the body preparing for pregnancy. Also, some had a metallic taste in their mouth. This strange taste can be one of the early symptoms. Headaches can also be part of the symptom list. The hormonal shifts can trigger mild to moderate headaches. All these symptoms combined can be a hint towards a BFP.

When I had a faint positive pregnancy test, I immediately called my doctor's office. They advised me to come in for a blood test. The blood test confirmed my pregnancy. It's important to follow up because a faint positive might also be due to other factors, but in my case, it was a real pregnancy. And now I have a lovely baby.

One funny story is when a woman was so nervous about taking the pregnancy test that she accidentally dropped it in the toilet. She had to fish it out quickly and was relieved when it showed negative. It was a mix of clumsiness and relief all at once.

My sister's pregnancy test story was quite interesting. She took the test in secret because she wasn't sure how her family would react. When it came out positive, she was in shock at first. But then she started planning how to tell everyone. She made this cute little announcement with baby booties and a note that said 'Coming soon!'. It was such a creative and exciting way to share the news.

One success story is that of my friend. She was really nervous during the TWW. She tried to stay calm by doing light exercise like walking and yoga. She ate a balanced diet. And finally, she got a BFP. It was such a happy moment for her.

One possible reason for a negative urine test and positive blood test could be the difference in sensitivity of the two tests. Urine tests may not detect certain substances or conditions as early or accurately as blood tests. For example, in early pregnancy, the hormone levels might be detectable in the blood before they show up in urine. Another instance could be in some diseases where the concentration of biomarkers is too low in urine to be detected but sufficient in blood.