Title: Negative Pregnancy Test but No Period? - Clearblue
Headings: What does getting a negative pregnancy test result mean?
What does getting a negative pregnancy test result mean?
Why did I get a negative test result?
Rise of pregnancy hormone
(hCG) in early pregnancy
Is it possible to be pregnant and get a negative pregnancy test result?
What is happening when my pregnancy test is negative, and I missed my period?
When is it too early to test?
Do I have to take the test first thing in the morning?
Can I do the test wrong?
What if there is something wrong with the test?
I got a negative result, what should I do next? ​
Can a positive result be wrong?
What does my positive result mean?
Does a faint positive line mean I’m pregnant?

Content: Some women still prefer to test on the day they expect their period, when all home pregnancy tests claim to be over 99% accurate. Conception usually happens around two weeks before your period would normally be expected. If you’re trying for a baby you can use an ovulation test not only to know your peak fertile days, but it will inform you about your cycle, so you know when it’s best to take the test. This can help you feel more confident in the results you see. Do I have to take the test first thing in the morning? Not unless you are testing early. Otherwise your test should detect hCG any time of day if you are pregnant. However, if you’re taking a pregnancy test before your missed period, it’s better to test first thing in the morning when concentrations of hCG are the highest. You can also dilute the amount of hCG in your urine by drinking too much liquid, so try not to drink more than you usually would. Can I do the test wrong?