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negative results can be incorrect, due to insufficient levels of the hcg they require to work, but a positive result is more than likely to be correct. it can however be affected if you are on certain fertility medication.
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Does The pregnancy test is always true?
No, even pregnancy tests have errors sometimes.
What if you always fail pregnancy tests?
It just means that you are not getting pregnant.
Are you going to pass your math test?
I always pass the tests that I take, even the pregnancy and STD tests (joking).
Are at home pregnancy tests always correct?
Almost NOTHING is ALWAYS correct.Home pregnancy tests are around 85 % so use three from different manufacturers and you are approaching 99% if they all give the same result. If not then you will have to find out why.
I have all pregnancy symptoms including implantation bleeding is it still possible to have 3 negative pregnancy tests?
Very, very unlikely if you're doing the tests right.
Negative pregnancy test but feel movement could i still be pregnant?
Yes. Home pregnancy tests are not always accurate. Take multiple tests, or see a doctor. If you are far enough along in the pregnancy to be feeling movement from the fetus, then your belly should have started protruding.
How do blood pregnancy tests work?
It tests the hCG (pregnancy hormone) levels that are in your blood.
What stores sell pregnancy tests?
99 cent store sell pregnancy tests
Can you still have positive pregnancy tests with phantom pregnancies?
yes because to have the phantom pregnancy your body secretes pregnancy hormones which is what pregnancy tests look for
What are good pregnancy tests?
Answer digital pregnancy test
Are pregnancy tests the same as drug tests?
Pregnancy tests detect certain chemicals in a woman's urine which are otherwise not present if not pregnant. Otherwise NO.
You have tested negative on a home pregnancy test and a blood pregnancy test and still feel very pregnant so what is the possibility you still can be?
Don't risk it, see a doctor.. Pregnancy tests aren't always exact.
