I dont know much about pregnancy?

**FINGERS CROSSED** If you mean sites for pregnancy and what happens, just type in pregnancy, and you'll find a gazillion sites. But as far as books go, get What to expect when you're expecting, and your pregnancy week by week. I also borrowed a couple from my library. A funny one is the girlfriends guide to pregnancy. That one has a lot of real life experiences about the nasty parts of pregnancy, but it will prepare you for the heartburn, the insomnia and all that fun stuff! Lol good luck!

Sounds like you are pregnant. Congrats, I highly recommend contacting a midwife. They will educate you and you will be empowered throughout the process instead of just a doctor telling you what to do. Midwives are the safest and best way to go through pregnancy and birth. If you want a really good book or website look up Ina May Gaskin. And look up midwives in your area

Thats what happen to me. I had a very faint line, and I am now about 6 weeks prego. I don't know of any web sites, however, you should go buy the book "what to expect when youre expecting" It's a wondeful read!

The tests that you can buy at the pharmacy are not as sensitive as the test that you can get done at your Dr's. Go to your Dr soon and get the test done. Whether you are looking to get pregnant or not, then you'll be in an environment where your choices/education about your next move will be readily available to you. Good luck.

Just to be on the safe side and to safe money go get a lab test done at your MD's office and get a blood test and it will give you 100% accurancy because those set are usually wrong. Good luck!

if your worried your pregnant go to your GP and get a test done there!!!

Guaranteed to get an deffinate answer and you wont have to pay £10.00 for it either.

They'll be able to set you up with family planning people too depending on your decision to keep it or not.

Stop stressing and wasting time with stories about dodgy tests and old wives tales etc etc etc - go to your GP and sort it out once and for all.

They are often false negatives but not positives. ANY trace of a line is a line nonetheless. When you ARE pregnant (since it sounds like you are! congrats!), read "what to expect when you're expecting"

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buy a book too so you can have a leisurely read

p.s. any faint line is a positive - congrats

info on pregnancy tests - www.peeonastick.com

info on pregnancy - go to bounty.com, babycenter.com, babyworld.com (if ur in uk).

babyworld.com has a lot of info on it, but u need to become a member - but they wont bug you with any subscriptions or emails like babycenter.com do...

Yeah! Try what to expect when you're expecting website.