steelcrane12 said:I've already mentioned this before, but the answer is no; those tests look specifically for the hormone that only shows up during pregnancy, so while you might get a false negative, you won't get a false positiveβso congratulations, you're going to be a dad!
Well, I have to respectfully disagree here.π I don't know what was going through my head at the time, but last year I took two different home tests just two days apart and both came back positive. Then, when I went in for a blood test, the results were completely negative.π To make matters worse, I experienced some spotting a few days laterβbut look, even if I had been pregnant, that blood test should have picked up *something*, no matter how small. Even the doctors at the Mayo Clinic and my own GP couldn't give me a straight answer, so I'm still scratching my head over the whole thing today.ππ€·