Seeing two lines on a pregnancy test doesn’t necessarily mean you’re pregnant. The second line may be an evaporation line. This line can appear in the results window of a pregnancy test as the ...

Evaporation lines on pregnancy tests are shadow like lines that appear in the result area of the pregnancy test kit. These faint and colourless lines develop when the sample urine in the test area ...

Taking a home pregnancy test and getting a faint positive line doesn’t always mean you’re pregnant. Sometimes, what appears to be a positive line is actually an evaporation line. These ...

Dr. Smith explains: "A faint pregnancy test line is a true reaction to the hCG in your urine, while an evaporation line isn't ...

This could eventually result in a miscarriage, though not all low or slow-rising hCG levels lead to pregnancy loss. Finally, there’s the possibility of an evaporation line or test malfunction.

Most pregnancy tests include instructions to read the results around three to five minutes after testing. Important: If a test gets wet or is left out too long, an evaporation line, which is a ...

Try not to mistake a faint positive line on a pregnancy test for an evaporation line, though, which occasionally appears as urine evaporates from the stick. Most annoyingly, it’s not always easy ...