You don't 'pass' or 'fail' a pregnancy test. Sex makes you pregnant it doesn't make any difference to the test. Only being pregant affects the test. How a pregnancy test works: You have hormones produce by your body when you're pregnant. These hormones can be found in pee, so the test measure the hormonal presence in ur pee. You can't trick it... if you're pregnant, you are Sex in a certain time won't change the hormones presence.
GO SEE A DOCTOR ASAP. They'll tell you.
Hello. A woman can only tell she is pregnant by doing a pregnancy test then by seeing her doctor for confirmation on the results of the pregnancy test. The first indication of pregnancy is a missed period.
Pregnancy results from sexual intercourse.
presentation of symptoms, a positive pregnancy test, and detection of a pregnancy outside of the uterus by means of ultrasonography
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It is an accidental pregnancy that results from poorly protected or not protected sex.
What is meant by repeatedly negative pregnancy results is that the person is not pregnant. The person is not going to have a child at this time.
A pregnancy test on birth control will be accurate and probably negative. Birth control gives you pregnancy-type symptoms but if you have not taken your pills correctly or have been taking abtibiotics which may reduce their effectiveness take a pregnancy test.
your not pregnant
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The negative pregnancy test is the defining answer, regarding pregnancy - once your period is a week or so late - if you are pregnant, the hCG will be high enough to be detected.
If you know you are pregnant, then "period pains" and "a period" are actually pregnancy related pains and spotting/bleeding that needs to be evaluated by a doctor asap! If you just suspect you are pregnant then, yes, those symptoms can be experienced in early pregnancy and everything could be just fine. You need to take a pregnancy test as soon as you calculate that is has been long enough for accurate results. Good Luck!!!
Yes. You should wait around 14 to 16 days after sex to take a home pregnancy test.