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I have heard that the best time to take a test is at 6 weeks.Is that true ? :shock:
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Replies(13)
fatfamily02
replied on August 19th, 2005
Extremely eHealthy
My daughter and I both had to wait until 3 weeks after missed period--on dr chart would be 7 weeks. Since they count from last period, not from actual ovulation.
All preg are different though
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ellebe
replied on August 19th, 2005
New User
Preg Test ...
So 7 weeks is the best and most accurate time,you think? I have read so many people in the chats take tests that are neg and they end up being pg anyways...I wonder whats really up with that??? :roll:
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poohbear101
replied on August 19th, 2005
Experienced User
I took mine about 4 weeks and it came back positive. It was a faint but still a positive. I waited a week and took another and this time it came back darker. It just depends on how much pregnancy hormone you have in your body. You can take a test now and if its negative and you still feel like your pregnant wait a week or so and try again.
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mamazz
replied on August 20th, 2005
New User
I agree with poohbear. I just took a pregnancy test and i'm only a couple days late. It showed faint but obviously positive. (i took the second test the next morning to be sure and it was positive). Make sure to follow the directions closely so results aren't skewed.
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quinnersmom
replied on August 20th, 2005
New User
I think tests are so sensitive these days, you can take them whenever. I took mine at 10 dpo and it was positive.
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fatfamily02
replied on August 20th, 2005
Extremely eHealthy
My daughter had to take 5 diff test and dint get pos until 3 weeks past missed period, same thing with me 20 yrs before her.
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CASSANDRALU2002
replied on August 21st, 2005
New User
I took a test at 3 weeks after conception and it came up negative. Sure enough I took it again 3 weeks later and it was positive. My friend took hers at 3 weeks and it caame up positive. Like everyone said on here, every pregnancies ar different.
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cazza20
replied on August 25th, 2005
New User
I have taken 1 today which is faint but positive but I aint due my period for 3 days so I dont know what to think
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CASSANDRALU2002
replied on August 25th, 2005
New User
You should take another one on the day you are to expect your period if you havent gotten it yet
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teach486
replied on August 26th, 2005
Experienced User
Each woman is different. It is all based on hormones. Some women can get a positive result as early as a few days after fertilization occurs. Other may not be able to get a positive result until months later. Some even never get a positive result using a urine test.
Just keep one thing in mind. I was told by health professionals that while false negatives are common, it is not so common to get a false positive. If you get a positive result, most likely you are and should treat it as such, no matter how faint the positive result may be. If you are still unsure, wait a few days and test again, and then get it confirmed by a health agency.
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swtscgrl
replied on August 26th, 2005
New User
Help!
So if its faint ur preg??? Please help I just took test and really need to know. Could it be faint and not be preggy? Even if u see a partial line can u be preggy? Please please help!!!
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teach486
replied on August 27th, 2005
Experienced User
If you did the test correctly, then most likely you are. A false positive is not near as common a a false negative. If you want to be sure test again in a day, or two. The result should be darker because the pregnancy hormone levels increase daily.
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lovablepetsworld
replied on August 31st, 2005
Active User, very eHealthy
See Doc N Test...
If u still have doubts, visit the doc and get tested then u know for sure. U would feel relaxed.