Take a home pregnancy test
* Use your morning urine (your hCG levels are at it's highest. Your hCG is your pregnancy hormone) * test no more than 1-2 before your expected period * don't drink a lot of fluids before taking the test because it can dilute your urine giving you an inaccurate reading * remove the plastic part of the test covering the foam like strip * urinate for as long as possible on the foam like strip * and wait for the results! If it is positive then contact your OB/GYN to schedule an appointment and be sure to let them know that you conducted a positive pregnancy test
get a pregnancy test at the store
* home pregnancy tests * or the doctor can perform a blood and urine test to check your hCG levels (pregnancy hormone levels)
You can begin to get positive results from a home pregnancy test at a minimum of 2 weeks after conception.
Each pregnancy test kit is different in their readings. Check the label for the meaning of the one pink line to see if that represents a positive pregnancy test.
A urine home pregnancy test or a urine test at the doctor or a blood test at the doctor.
Well it depends on how long you have had this fever and when was your last period. If you had this fever for more than a week I would check it out takes a home pregnancy test.
A doctor's pregnancy test is much more accurate, where as a home pregnancy test can be faulty.
The Baby Center Canada can help you find more information on home births. If you are a United States citizen, you can check out American Pregnancy Organization.
yes but only if they have had their period A.K.A. menstrual cycle the best way to check would be to go get a home pregnancy test or go to a doctor for a more actuate pregnancy test
If you took a home-pregnancy test, check the box to see if it has expired. Also, see your doctor and take a pregnancy test so that he can tell you if you are or are not pregnant.
Not ovulating is sometimes a sign of pregnancy, but it isn't always. When a woman is just getting off of birth control, it causes lack of ovulation for several months. But, not ovulating can be a sign of pregnancy. Check with your doctor to be sure or take a home pregnancy test.
The first home pregnancy test was created and marketed in 1978.