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At-home pregnancy tests are pretty damn accurate, right? If you get a positive result you can almost certainly assume you are ...

A home pregnancy test detects the presence of Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG), a hormone produced during pregnancy. Fertility treatments or improper testing are common causes of false positives.

Pregnancy tests with blue or pink dye typically show one line if the result is negative and two if hCG is detected, meaning the result is positive. If you get any type of second line, even a faint ...