My doctor told me that can happen, but it can also be a false-positive. He explained that to me that every month when you ovulate, your body gears up to be pregnant, feels like it is, and that's when you can get the false positives. Then, you either become pregnant, or you have your period, that's why he said to wait until you ACTUALLy are late to take a test.
In theory you should conceive around 14 days before your next period and most pregnancy tests say to test the first day of your missed period so I would suggest you wait a while before you test as it will probably still come up negative even though you may be pregnant.
10 to 14 days. However, it isn't conception that matters. It's implantation.
4 weeks
Pregnancy can be detected in some women as early as 10 days after conception but it varies from person to person. The longer it has been since conception the more accurate your test results are likely to be.
As soon as your missed period. Blood tests can be taken even before.
The sperm may fertilize the egg (conception) in a matter of hours after sex, or up to a maximum of 5 days after. The egg generally implants in the uterus lining about 4 to 7 days after conception. The best pregnancy tests can get a positive reading a day or two after implantation. Some people might equate conception with pregnancy, which would give you an answer of 0 to 5 days. However I think implantation is the common and correct definition of pregnancy, giving an answer of about 4 to 12 days. There's a slim chance a pregnancy test might come back positive as soon as 5 days after sex, but need to wait at minimum two weeks after sex to be certain of getting an accurate result.
everyones different in some cases they can get a pregnancy test asap
A week after having sex is too soon to take a test. Although the test says you can use it 4 days before a period is due, it will be more accurate (and cheaper) if you wait until your period is late.
The standard time frame for taking a pregnancy test is the 1st day after your missed period. Many home tests these days (like the clearblue easy) can detect the levels of hormones that indicate pregnancy 4 days before your period is due. If you are sure about your cycle length and are positive that you are 4 days late, then yes a pregnancy test can easily detect the pregnancy hormones.
Wait a few days more, or take another test.
It is highly unlikely that ANY pregnancy test will be effective after just four days.
You can take an at home pregnancy test up to 4 days before your expected pregnancy. The longer you wait the more accurate result you get but you can as soon as 4 days before.
It can be. But it could also just be that, a bad long lasting headache due to perhaps stress. If it persists see your doctor. Get him/her to do a blood test for a possible pregnancy. Pregnancy headaches can start as early as 7-10 dpo as the hcg level begins to rise.