If they are taken accurately, yes. According to the ClearBlue pregnancy test accuracy results they are: 4 days before expected period= 51% accurate
3 days before expected period= 82% accurate
2 days before expected period= 90% accurate
1 day before expected period =95% accurate
the day of expected period =99% accurate
I just went to a free clinic this week, after getting a positive pregnancy test on a Walgreens' digital home test, and five faint positive on different brands of +/- tests, all unfortunately in blue dye. (Recently discovered the blue dye has a bad rep for falsies) My two pee tests a the clinic were negative, so I payed twenty dollars for blood work. I am having symptoms up the you -know of pregnancy, and think I am sure of my conception date, which was a little less than fourteen days ago. I have been pregnant before, so I think that I am pregnant, and that the clinic ones are not sensitive enough to the HCG, and I don't care if they said it was below 5. I had so many psuedo positives and a "pregnant" digital, I got excited, and am waiting it out to feel heartbroken- at least until my symptoms go away. -Liz D
A year and test at the doctors office is the same accuracy as good over-the-counter pregnancy tests at the drugstore, however, blood tests at the doctors office are much more accurate than urine tests at both the doctors office or at home. With that said, blood tests can produce a false negative if it is taken too early in the pregnancy! it happened to me! so if you think you may be pregnant and the blood test comes back negative don't drink or take any medications treat your body as if you are pregnant until you have another test and talk to your doctor.
Depends on the brand of the item or who is doing the exam thingy.
if positive then you are 99% sure to be pregnant, but if negative you may have dopne it incorrectly, about 80% accurate
no, i don't believe they are, because there are such things called "False pregnancies" that can have similar symptoms, but usually they are correct.
2 weeks after sex at the earliest
No. They are exactly the same.
Home is 90%
While home pregnancy tests are very accurate, they are less accurate than a pregnancy test evaluated by a laboratory.
They are over 99% accurate when used on or after the day of your expected period.
Hello, If you have 0 HCG in your blood, and if you conceived after this then a pregnancy test would be accurate. A pregnancy test will not be accurate if you have any HCG in your blood.
Most pregnancy tests are 99.9% accurate. It will say on the box or leaflet how accurate it is hun.
A doctor's pregnancy test is much more accurate, where as a home pregnancy test can be faulty.
Absolutely. Most Pregnancy tests tend to 90-96% accurate.
Most pregnancy tests are accurate day one of your missed period, if your test is negative retake it in 3 to 7 days.
they wont be accurate. wait at least 2 wks
No. Blood tests can be considered accurate around 10 days after ovulation and home pregnancy tests can be considered accurate around 14 days after ovulation.
You can take a pregnancy test from two weeks after you last had sex, this is the earliest a pregnancy test can detect pregnancy hormones - but be sure to check the packet to make sure it is sensitive enough to be used this early. It might also be a good idea to consider taking a pregnancy test at your doctors which can be more accurate.
There is no real way to know until you get a positive pregnancy test. Blood tests given by dr's are usually accurate 10 to 14 after ovulation and home pregnancy tests and urine tests are usually accurate around 14 to 16 days after ovulation.
The ClearBlue pregnancy tests are 95% of the time accurate. If it comes back positive, then you are definitely pregnant, however if it comes back negative you may still be pregnant, so you may have to take it again in a few days.