Title: Are Your Pregnant? Pregnancy Symptoms and Pregnancy Tests
Headings: Are Your Pregnant? Pregnancy Symptoms and Pregnancy Tests
Are Your Pregnant? Pregnancy Symptoms and Pregnancy Tests
Pregnancy Tests
How Urine Tests Work
How Blood Tests Work
Getting Accurate Results
When should I take a pregnancy test?
Choosing the Best Test for You
How Common is False Positive?
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Content: Getting Accurate Results
Make sure you read all of the instructions that come with your home pregnancy test carefully. Also, take note of the test reading time given in the test instructions. Certain tests could give a false reading if they’re read too early or too late. A common mistake that women make when reading home pregnancy tests is waiting too long. This could result in a line appearing that could be read as a positive result, but is actually an evaporation line created as the urine on the test dries. When should I take a pregnancy test? The best time to take a home pregnancy test is in the morning, using your first urine of the day. This urine is less diluted so the HCG levels (if there are any) will be more concentrated. If you have to take a test during the day, try to limit your intake of liquids for a few hours beforehand to minimize the possibility that your urine will be diluted. Choosing the Best Test for You
There are a few factors to consider when choosing a home pregnancy test: