Constant Evap Lines Postpartum

Super odd question (and lengthy post) but I wanted to put it out there to see if anyone else experienced this! Around 2 months PP (now 3 months) I had unprotected sex, the next day I had a suuuuuper dark OPK and ovulation pains. We weren’t trying just got carried away so 10 days later I started testing. After 10 years of fairly regular testing and NEVER having an evap line, no matter how long after taking I would check, I started getting evaps on nearly every test, some with colour. I took clearblue blue dye tests - coloured evaps on every test, Clearblue digital - negative, Wondfo red dye - coloured and colourless evaps on every test, First response red dye tests - colourless evaps on 2/3 Everything would be negative during the window but every test would have an evap begin to show just outside the window. (Pictures are just a few tests I took, the FRER ended up developing evap colourless lines after this image) AF never came so I figure it must have been a non-successful ovulation. My period has not yet returned PP so I’m not too surprised, but before this (around 5 weeks) I took two tests with some OPKs to see if HCG levels had returned to normal and they were clear as day negative - no evaps, which is why these stood out to me so much. I’ve recently tested again with wondfo tests from the same batch and they are no longer returning evaps. Is there any reason I may have suddenly started getting constant evaps for awhile PP? Has anyone experienced similar?
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I had similar experience trying for baby number two at 3 month pp I have had SOOOO many evaps! But finally 8 months into trying I have fallen pregnant and the test look different definitely

Thought I was pregnant 6 weeks pp. this happened to me! But it was only positive a few days and I got a REALLY bad period… so maybe mine wasn’t evap lines… either way I got an IUD asap. And NOW I’m on here trying to see if my IUD has failed me🙃

First response are usually the best tests and those look negative

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