Can a home pregnancy test be wrong? How soon can I take a home test after I conceive?
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Can a home pregnancy test be wrong? How soon can I take a home test after I conceive?
Home tests can be wrong as they only have a 97% accuracy rate... but therefore the chances of this are minimal... and I think you can take a home test as little as seven days after conception. Hope this helps.
Yes, there is the possibility of a false positive or false negative. A quick trip to the doctor's office or a planned parenthood center for some bloodwork can confirm any results.
Waiting 1-2 weeks after the assumed fertilization to do one is probably best. Doing another a few days to a week later is a good idea as well.
Thank you very muchQuote:
Originally Posted by Tanisha1985
If you go to a doctor to get test can they detect the pregnancy test sooner than a home test
A home pregnancy test has more false negatives than false positives. To be sure it is best to miss one period prior to testing.
Yes a blood test is more accurate. You still need to wait until one missed period so that the hCG is built up in the blood so as to be detected.
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