Title: When to Take a Pregnancy Test to Get the Most Accurate Results
Headings: When to Take a Pregnancy Test to Avoid False Negative or False Positive Results
When to Take a Pregnancy Test to Avoid False Negative or False Positive Results
How Urine Home Pregnancy Tests Work
When to Take a Pregnancy Test
False Negative Pregnancy Test
What causes a false negative pregnancy test?
How to avoid a false negative pregnancy test
False Positive Pregnancy Test
What causes a false positive pregnancy test?
How to avoid a false positive pregnancy test
Faint Line on Pregnancy Test – What Does it Mean?
Faint positive: does it mean you are pregnant?
Evaporation line on pregnancy test
Early Signs of Pregnancy Soon After Implantation
Other signs of early pregnancy:
When to See a Doctor
Related articles:
Medical Sources

Content: However, in these cases it’s best to repeat the test to make sure it’s not a false positive result. Many women take a pregnancy test when they notice the first signs of implantation. If you have a regular menstrual cycle, then usually the best time to take a urine home pregnancy test would be the first day after your missed period. Advertisement
In this article, I will look at when the optimal time to take a pregnancy test is. I will also look at the meaning of evaporation line (evap line) – a faint positive line that some say give a false-positive test result. Getting accurate results from your home pregnancy test can help to relieve much of the anxiety while waiting to find out if you are pregnant or not. How Urine Home Pregnancy Tests Work
Home pregnancy tests work by checking the amount of the hormone human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) in urine. Scientists in Germany report that a few days after you become pregnant, your body secretes the hCG hormone. This hormone steadily rises and can usually be detected about 8 days after conception. However, knowing when the earliest time to get accurate results from a home pregnancy testing kit can be a challenge.