Pregnancy Early Detection Test Sticks: Easy@Home 5-Pack hCG Midstream Tests Powered by Premom Ovulation Predictor iOS and Android App Accurate Sensitive Result Pregnancy Test Kit

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Blood tests tend to be more expensive and inconvenient. However, blood tests can detect pregnancy sooner and are the only tests to show specific amounts of HCG in your body. Is there anything you shouldn’t do before a pregnancy test?

For many of these tests, HCG can be detected in your urine about 10 days after conception. However, taking it after you miss your period reduces the chance of getting a false-negative result. A missed period typically happens around 14 days after conception. Urine home pregnancy tests, when taken correctly, are about 99% accurate. Blood tests are even more accurate. The world’s first pregnancy test to win a Red Dot design award for its innovative, consumer-friendly ergonomic design. Your provider might also choose to use a blood test to compare HCG levels during the pregnancy. Your HCG levels usually double about every two days during the first few weeks of pregnancy. If the levels don’t rise, it might suggest a problem with the pregnancy. Extremely high HCG levels might mean that you’re carrying twins or that there’s an issue with the pregnancy. Are all home pregnancy testing methods the same?

Implantation bleeding: This isn’t your period bleeding. It’s light bleeding, pink discharge or spotting that occurs when a fertilized egg attaches to the lining of a uterus to initiate the pregnancy.

Read the directions that come with the test thoroughly before starting the test, and follow every step exactly. Why is my pregnancy test negative but I don't have a period? It's possible your negative test result isn't correct, but that would be very rare. You probably aren't pregnant. You might want to repeat the pregnancy test. You may have something else going on, or another medical issue, such as: For reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned.Used correctly, a urine pregnancy test should be around 99 percent accurate. However, incorrect use can result in an inaccurate reading.

Read more about testing early and use our handy ‘when to test’ calculator. How to use a pregnancy testIf you're not sure about continuing with the pregnancy, you can discuss this confidentially with a healthcare professional. Your options are: Use your first morning pee if you can. This is the time of day when your HCG levels will be the most concentrated and easily detected. If you do it at another time of day, try to make sure your pee has been in your bladder for at least three hours. Record the result next to the matching colour on the label - this may be given in the form of '+' signs or numbers. If you haven’t missed your period yet, hCG will be most concentrated in your urine first thing in the morning. Limit your liquid intake prior to testing to avoid dilution.