Pregnancy Tests

No. Doctors don't test women for every surgical procedure they need. They assume the woman herself check if she is pregnant and let him know.

Yes you should test again to be on the safe side. But those symptoms are very common ones. Try to relax and take a bubble bath and you will calm down. If your period doesn't show you should go see a doctor. Make sure you get on birth control or use a condom, you make you lose feeling during sex, but you don't want to have to worry about losing out on life because of one simple and preventable mistake.

Well pregnancy tests are usually 99% accurate on the day of your expcected period but there are several things that can contribute to a negative pregnancy test even if you are pregnant. Some medications can give you a false negative, the timing of the test can affect the results. If you did not follow directions properly; if you let the test sit for too long the results may read negative after a while. It is important to read the results within the amount of time given on the instructions of that particular pregnancy test you bought. If you did not perform the test properly (example: you drank a lot of fluids before taking the test, which can dilute your urine). Etc

Yes. Some pregnancy test are more sensitive than others.

A second test will probably show the same negative result. Wait a week and then try again. Of course, if you have had a period in the interim, you will know that you are not pregnant.

See your doctor for proper diagnosis and treatment.

If you have missed one period, and the pregnancy test said negative, the 'symptoms' of pregnancy may be mostly psychological. It is possible to miss a period, or to have a late one. Wait another week, try another pregnancy test, and ensure you understand the directions fully. A missed period does not guarantee a pregnancy, but an over the counter pregnancy test does not guarantee the correct answer. Stay calm, wait, and check again. You have lots of time and you have options regardless of whether you're pregnant or not.

periods are a sign that you are not pregnant, yet there is a very small chance you will be pregnant from your ex. it is probly going to be your boyfriends baby. congrats

It really depends on the health care provider. Often they will check at the first visit. but it may depend on the state you are in as well. They can also check randomly during your pregnancy. I am not sure about all states but usually if you are "positive" for something your health care provider Will discuss it with you and see if they can help you stop using while you are pregnant.

If you are pregnant, now is the most important time ever to stop using drugs or alcohol. You deserve to be healthy, have a healthy and drug free baby that is not damaged by drugs.

Good luck to you and don't delay getting prenatal care because of fear of them finding drugs in your system. Go in with the desire to do what is best for you and your baby. They are there to help you and usually they have helped many women stop using when they are pregnant.

your not suppose to get your period when your on that

i think i am i had a miscarry fab 9 and read about other people still being pregnant after a d&c on the internet i was 7 weeks before the miss and it would put me at 7 months today the only reason im asking is because i feel movement and its not gas i no trust me and i gained about 10 lbs and my normal weight is about 135 so im not a heavy girl just a little pudgy but 10 lbs look bad on me and even my mom asked me if i was because i mean i have a good what it looks like a good baby bump but i took about 5 pregnancy test and all (-) so im just lost i had sex once after my miss and it was about middle of march and than me and my boyfriend broke up and i havnt had sex ever since but i can push on my belly and wait a little bit i will fill that movement again but its not in one spot it moves from lower part and than a couple or hours it will be in the middle so i mean i don't no what to do im lost and sometimes i don't even have to move my tummy it will just move on its own and i crave peanut butter i just don't wont to end up like one of those girls on tv where they didnt no they were pregnant is any one elts having this problem oh and when i went to get me a sonogram b4 i miss they couldn't find the baby nor a heart beet so they guessed i was 7 weeks and i had no idea how far along i was ether so just help me i beg you i need some advice

It depends on if it's a court ordered DNA test or if it's just someone telling you that you have to. If it's just someone that you might be related to or if you might have fathered their child then no you don't HAVE to. If you get a warrant from a lawyer that's signed by a judge saying you have to, then yes, you do.

If you are asking about your blood type, you would have to go to a doctor or get an at home blood test to figure out what blood type you have. If you were asking my blood type, I cannot disclose that information.

pregnancy test

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all depends on when your last period was

Better yet, why are you taking that many pregnancy tests? I see two scenarios, the most obvious would be that you're newly pregnant and you've urinated all of of your stored HCG protein away, because you've must have drank a lot to make 6 pregnancy tests... Yes, you're pregnant. Stop taking tests as you're dehydrating yourself and your baby. Or, if there was a bit of time between these tests (not same day or within 3 days), you could have had a chemical pregnancy. A chemical pregnancy is a miscarriage. It occurs to 1/3 of fertilized blastocysts. After about 3-5 days of being "unpregnant" your levels return to normal=negative pregnancy test.

I was 2 months pregnant when I started getting faint positives. So about 8 weeks into your pregnancy.

Most pregnancy tests say that even a faint line confirms pregnancy.

A pregnancy test checks for how much hCG (a pregnancy hormone) is in your system - usually detectable 6-12 days after fertilisation. A test taken before your period is due might not show any hCG, even if you're pregnant, because it's too soon. Similarly, your hCG levels might still be low when you take a test - but any hCG says you're pregnant. (The exception is if you're having hCG injections to help you conceive.) So a faint line means the levels are there, but low. HOWEVER: you can also get "evaporation lines". That happens if you check the test after the 3-5 minute period advised (or whatever the manufacturer says) or if you use a test that's past its best-by date. If neither of these are the case, you're probably pregnant.

If you want confirmation, wait a couple of days and take another test, or visit a clinic which might have more sensitive tests available.

a period can be delay for up two weeks-i will tell you to test again or call your ob-gyn for a blood test--last month i had the same problem but i knew i couldn't be pregnant i knew it was stress -i was very stress out-my period came down 9 days late-people assume me being pregnant cuz i had bloating-cramps-my breast grew bigger-etc but im not saying you're not pregnant -yes you can be pregnant but if your period does comes down in a few days yes a period can also be delay--i suggest that you take a blood test-cuz these hpt i don't rely on them to well-i hope i help you and good luck

Is 16 a result from a quantitative blood test from your doctor's office? If so, you are very early in the pregnancy, less than 4 weeks pregnant.

no to erly!!

You cannot do a prenatal test at that stage of a pregnancy, however you can do a test the day the baby is born

Andrea@DNA QLD

Take a test at a clinic. They are more reliable.

Once you drop three droplets of urine on the S field. If you did it correctly, a line will appear on the C field. THEN IF you are pregnant, the T field will show a line. If not, there should only be one line in the C field.