Title: Can I Take a Pregnancy Test at Night?
Headings: Can I Take a Pregnancy Test at Night?
Can I Take a Pregnancy Test at Night?
Can I take a pregnancy test at night?
What should I do if I take a pregnancy test at night and it’s negative?
What should I do if I take a pregnancy test at night and it’s positive?
When is the best time to take a pregnancy test?
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Content: If you already have a pregnancy test at your home (or can get one even in the late evening hours), you may be wondering if you should just go ahead and take the pregnancy test now. You may have heard that it’s best to take a pregnancy test in the morning, but is that even true? Well, wonder no longer, because we’ve got all the answers you’re seeking about the best times to take an at-home pregnancy test and what to know if you get a positive or negative result. Can I take a pregnancy test at night? In short, yes. You can take a pregnancy test at night. However, the question of whether you should in order to get an accurate result is a little less clear. Home pregnancy tests that rely on your urine are designed to respond to certain levels of human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG). The placenta produces this hormone, and during the first 8 to 10 weeks of your pregnancy, hCG levels rise rapidly. By the tenth day from ovulation (approximately the first day of your missed period), there should typically be enough hCG in your urine for an at-home pregnancy test to detect it.