Title: When To Take A Pregnancy Test - For The Best Result | BellyBelly
Headings: When To Take A Pregnancy Test – For The Best Result
When To Take A Pregnancy Test – For The Best Result
When to take pregnancy tests
When is the best time to take a pregnancy test?
How to take a pregnancy test
Are pregnancy tests accurate?
Can medication affect the results of a pregnancy test?
What does a positive pregnancy test look like?
What does a negative pregnancy test look like?
What if the pregnancy test lines are faint or hard to read?
How long should the test take to work?
What if there are no lines on the pregnancy test?
Should I repeat a pregnancy test? If so, when?
What should I do if I am pregnant?
Having trouble getting pregnant?
Kelly Winder

Content: Make sure you avoid water or urine being splashed on the device before starting the test. If you prefer to use the cup method, urinate into a clean, dry container and dip the absorbent pad into the urine for 3-5 seconds. You do not completely immerse the absorbent pad, 1cm is sufficient. Are pregnancy tests accurate? Many home pregnancy tests claim to be over 99% accurate – when taken correctly. This usually means when the test is taken on the first day of the missed period. However a study found that some pregnancy tests have poorer detection limits for H-hCG (which is what’s found in early pregnancy urine) than others. It’s more likely you will get a false negative than a false positive, due to a faulty test or having hormone levels too low to be detected. If you’re confused about your results, your health care provider can always organise a blood test to check for hCG levels in your blood. Can medication affect the results of a pregnancy test?