A weak positive early pregnancy test indicates that the egg has already been fertilized. Generally, the fertilized egg is in its 7th-12th day of formation and can be detected by the early pregnancy test only about a week after the completion of the 12th day of fertilization. If the fertilized egg does not come to term or does not show up on the morning test within a week after it has come to term, but only a weak positive result, this means that it is too early and you need to retest with the morning test after 2-3 days. The concentration of human chorionic gonadotropin in the morning urine is relatively high and will show a weak or strong positive result, and a strong positive result indicates a real pregnancy.