Yes, if it is taken at the right time. Doctors usually perform a blood and or urination test to check for pregnancy. But if it is only a day or two after intercourse conception may not have occurred yet; conception usually occurs 5-7 days after intercourse.
It tests the hCG (pregnancy hormone) levels that are in your blood.
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Blood work cannot tell you how far along you are as the levels vary so much from pregnancy to pregnancy, go with the ultrasound.
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When you skip a period and your doctor sends you to get blood work it usually picks up HCG at that point....
Pregnancy tests work by analysing the amount of pregnancy hormone present in your body. Generally, a urine pregnancy test is less accurate for two reasons: a) the hormone is being detected through urine, which can alter moreso than blood, depending on how much water you drink and whether or not you use first morning urine (first morning urine is better for pregnancy tests). b) the pregnancy test itself isn't as detailed and reliable as an analysed blood test. The moment the sperm fertilises the egg, the hormone pregnancy starts circulating in your blood. A blood pregnancy test ought to give clear results within a couple of days. Your GP may want to take more bloods a week or so afterwards to verify the result.
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10 days for blood test and 14 days for Home pregnancy test. Well it could vary but this is the most likely when pregnancy can be detected. After you missed your period the home pregnancy SHOULD work if you were pregnant. Good luck.
Then you should go in to see your doctor for them to do some blood work for you.
If your period is more than 2 weeks late, yes an HCG blood test will certainly be able to detect the pregnancy hormone. Home pregnancy tests will work as well.
No - they look for different chemicals
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