Pregnancy-test Sentence Examples

All teenagers with amenorrhea should seek medical care, and an adolescent who has had sexual intercourse even once and then missed a period should assume she is pregnant until a reliable pregnancy test proves otherwise.

She purchased a pregnancy test kit at the store.

He had swallowed pride when he found the pregnancy test strip, and then again when she wanted to work in the nursery at church.

Now they would wait for a positive pregnancy test - like any other couple.

Even the most organized women can find themselves staring in disbelief at a positive pregnancy test.

If they are sexually active, they should have a pregnancy test after missing even one period.

To rule out specific causes of amenorrhea, the doctor may order a pregnancy test in sexually active young women as well as blood tests to check the level of thyroid hormone.

To rule out specific causes of oligomenorrhea, the doctor may also order a pregnancy test in sexually active women and blood tests to check the level of thyroid hormone.

In that case, a woman who uses this drug must have a pregnancy test two weeks before beginning treatment and each month she is taking the drug.

Another pregnancy test must be done one month after treatment ends.

If you've never used a home pregnancy test before, you may wonder how it works and how accurate it will be, but you will be pleased to know that they are easy to use and extremely accurate when used correctly.

In fact, it's possible for an early pregnancy test to detect elevated hCG levels as early as 7-8 days after ovulation in some cases.

However, each brand of pregnancy test has slightly different instructions.

Remember to carefully review the enclosed pamphlet before taking your early pregnancy test.

If you think you may have made a mistake, performing a second early pregnancy test the following day should eliminate the confusion.

He or she can verify the results of your early pregnancy test and provide advice on proper prenatal care.

If you suspect the results of your early pregnancy test are inaccurate, the best course of action is to call your healthcare provider.

He or she can perform a blood hCG test to double-check your hormone levels, which is truly the best early pregnancy test.

In the age of electronics and instant answers, you may find yourself searching the Internet for an online pregnancy test in the event you get that strange feeling that you may be pregnant.

An online pregnancy test will ask some of the same questions your OB health professional would ask.

No one can tell you whether you are pregnant without a blood or urine pregnancy test; however, the online pregnancy test results can tell you whether your intercourse may have coincided with the time when you would have expected to ovulate.

Remember, even though a home pregnancy test may claim to be accurate as soon as five days prior to your next menstruation date, the test will be significantly more accurate if you wait until a week after your missed period.

If the home pregnancy test shows a negative result but you are still experiencing some of the symptoms of pregnancy, wait and take the test again in three days or make an appointment with your health care professional.

The EPT pregnancy test, which is available in two types, is a home pregnancy test manufactured by Pfizer.

The EPT Certainty digital home pregnancy test offers unmistakable results with a digital readout when you follow the instructions.

The Certainty version of the EPT pregnancy test is sold in single and double packs.

The +/- version of the EPT pregnancy test is also 99 percent accurate from as soon as the first day of your missed period, provided you have detectable amounts hCG in your urine.

If the EPT pregnancy test of your choice shows you are pregnant, it is important to schedule a doctor's appointment as soon as possible.

It is not uncommon for physicians to run another pregnancy test during your first visit to confirm you are truly pregnant.

Factors such as fertility treatments and certain medications can lead to a home pregnancy test showing a false positive result when you are not pregnant.

When looking for a home pregnancy test, you can choose from three different versions of the Answer pregnancy test.

The Answer Pregnancy test is perfect for women who are squeamish about trying to hold a test stick under their urine stream for five seconds without either dropping the stick or missing the stream of urine.

Answer Quick and Simple One-Step Pregnancy Test guarantees accurate results as early as four days before the first day of your next period.

The cost of this pregnancy test kit is also around $7-$10.

The Answer One-Step Pregnancy Test provides test results that are 99% accurate as early as the first day of your missed period.

As with most pregnancy tests, if you receive a negative test result with an Answer pregnancy test kit, wait three days and test againt.

According to the Clear Blue Easy website, you can take the Clear Blue Easy Pregnancy Test at any time of the day after the day you expect your period to start.

If you are concerned about reading the standard Clear Blue Easy Pregnancy Test results, then the Clear Blue Easy Digital Pregnancy Test may be a better answer for you.

Instead of a control window and a result window that show blue lines when you are pregnant, the digital pregnancy test features only one easy to read window with the results spelled out in words.

The digital Clear Blue pregnancy test even features a flashing test stick symbol to let you know your test is working properly.

This digital pregnancy test comes with either one test stick and test stick holder or in a package of three test sticks and one test stick holder.

According to the manufacturer, Unipath Diagnostics, you can expect an accurate result from a Clear Blue pregnancy test (either regular or digital) starting on the first day you miss your period.

Women rely on pregnancy tests to give them reliable results and the First Response Pregnancy Test is one of the most popular home pregnancy tests on the market.

This home pregnancy test is convenient, easy to use, and accurate.

The First Response Pregnancy Test can be taken as early as four days before your next expected period with markedly accurate results.

If the pregnancy test is taken four days prior to your next period, there is a 69 percent chance of an accurate response.

Waiting until after you have missed the first day of your period increases the accuracy of the pregnancy test to 99 percent.

The First Response Pregnancy Test is designed to test the level of human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) in your urine.

Normally, it takes at least four days before your next period before enough hCG has built up in your body to activate a positive result in a pregnancy test.

While the First Response Pregnancy Test is extremely accurate, many factors may can lead to an inaccurate pregnancy test result.

Some women prefer the First Response Early Result Pregnancy Test that promises to detect pregnancy hormones earlier.

If you think your pregnancy test result is wrong, wait three days and retake the test or visit with your health care professional.

So the soonest you can take a pregnancy test and get a positive test result is seven days after ovulation, though many women will get a false negative at this time.

I know it's tough, but you should try to wait to take a pregnancy test until 10-12 days after ovulation.

It will not give the hormone levels, but instead it provides a positive or negative answer to the pregnancy test.

If you try an early pregnancy test and test negative, you may still be pregnant.

If you miss your period, you should take another home pregnancy test around the time you should get your period.

Taking a pregnancy test can be stressful, especially if you're not sure you're doing it right.

The Home Pregnancy Test (HPT) and Ovulation Prediction Kit (OPK) Photo Gallery has thousands of pictures, sent in by members, showing actual pictures of test kits and results.

Taking a Fact Plus pregnancy test is one of the first ways many women know they are pregnant.

Taking a pregnancy test can be a nerve-racking situation.

If you're sexually active, knowing when to take a pregnancy test is important.

The EPT pregnancy test, First Response pregnancy test, and Clear Blue pregnancy test are three of the most popular brands of home pregnancy tests.

Taking a home pregnancy test is surprisingly easy.

Since instructions can vary according to the brand of test you have purchased, read the enclosed pamphlet carefully before you begin your home pregnancy test.

Instructions for completing a pregnancy test can vary according to the brand you have purchased.

A home pregnancy test works to detect a hormone in the blood called Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG).

However, certain medical conditions and prescription drugs can sometimes affect your pregnancy test results.

The Equate pregnancy test is only available at Wal-Mart.

This low-price pregnancy test is a tempting buy if you're on a budget, or if you're trying to get pregnant and want to test often.

The Equate pregnancy test works much like the other home pregnancy tests on the market.

So, the Consumer Reports article may not apply to the current version of the Equate pregnancy test at all.

According to a 2004 study in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, the Equate pregnancy test made by LifeCare may not have been the best choice to detect a pregnancy early.

Perrigo claims that its version of the Equate pregnancy test is equivalent to the brand-name e.p.t. test.

If your period is more than a week late, take a pregnancy test.

Although a pregnancy test may come back positive, a tubal pregnancy cannot be carried to term.

If you experience this type of bleeding, take a pregnancy test when you should have your regular period.

If you are experiencing what you think may be implantation bleeding and you think you may be pregnant, ask your doctor to run a pregnancy test to rule out the possibility.

If you do not experience menstruation, you should take a pregnancy test.

If you do not, there is a chance you may be pregnant and you should take a pregnancy test.

If you did not get your period during the week where no pills were taken, be sure to take a pregnancy test before starting the new pack.

It's also possible that these women thought they "knew" they were pregnant at other times, too, and then forgot about that feeling when the pregnancy test was negative.

If you're trying to conceive, using the ClearPlan Fertility Monitor and Clomid may help you experience the joy of a positive pregnancy test more quickly.

Use a First Response Early Result pregnancy test to find out if you are pregnant before you even miss your period.

Women may also have differing levels of the pregnancy hormone in their bodies, so some women could have undetectable levels upon testing with an early pregnancy test.

To see how First Response Early Result compares to other pregnancy tests, visit ConsumerSearch and the Pregnancy Test Review and Comparison Chart website from Early-Pregnancy-Tests.com.

She reportedly took a home pregnancy test and then went to a doctor to confirm the positive status, then waited several weeks before sharing the news.

If your quiz indicates that you may be pregnant, you should still take a pregnancy test to be sure.

If the results of your quiz tell you that pregnancy is a possibility, your next step is to get a pregnancy test.

Before you test, you may want to think about what to do after a positive pregnancy test.

You could have all of the early signs of pregnancy, but none of these mean you are pregnant until you get that plus sign on a home pregnancy test or in your doctor's office.

Women who are taking the pill and suspect they are pregnant should take a pregnancy test or see their doctor.

One thing is for certain though; some women don't need a positive pregnancy test to know when they're expecting.

Many women find that pregnancy is an ideal time for them to take up a healthier eating plan, but you don't have to wait until your pregnancy test comes back positive to begin eating well.

If you think you're experiencing one or more signs of conception, you'll want to follow up with a pregnancy test to confirm whether or not you truly are pregnant.

If you can't afford to visit your doctor each month for a blood test, you can invest in a sensitive home pregnancy test for much less money.

However, there are some things you need to keep in mind when testing this early with a home pregnancy test.

Now that you know how early pregnancy can be detected, you may be anxious to get an ultra sensitive pregnancy test.

However, this pregnancy test is one of the most expensive ones.

If you've ever taken a home pregnancy test, you may wonder what an evaporation line on a pregnancy test means.

Depending on what type of home pregnancy test you purchase, your results may involve looking for one or two colored lines.

An evaporation line can show up as a faint line on a pregnancy test.

So what should you do when taking a home pregnancy test to ensure that you get accurate results?

After this time frame is up, you may get inaccurate results due to an evaporation line on a pregnancy test.

If you get a very light line on pregnancy test results, what does it mean?

As your pregnancy progresses, you should get a very definite line as a result on a home pregnancy test.

Some women have bleeding during early pregnancy that looks like a period, so if you get a line (faint or definite) on a pregnancy test but start bleeding, see your physician.

If you're confused about the very light line on pregnancy test results, you can always take another test at home.

If the woman's cycle is irregular, she may want to see if a second period is missed before taking a pregnancy test or seeing a doctor.

The purpose of a home pregnancy test is to check your urine for the presence of human chorionic gonadotropin (HcG).

A home pregnancy test typically has two indicators, one that shows the test is working correctly and one that will only show up if you are pregnant.

If a home pregnancy test gives you a positive result, you will want to make an appointment with your healthcare provider as soon as possible.

If you can find a coupon by visiting a test manufacturer's Web site, you'll be able to purchase your home pregnancy test fairly inexpensively.

Taking a home pregnancy test isn't difficult, but failing to read the directions for the brand you've selected may produce an inaccurate result.

While some swear that the Drano pregnancy test works, medical professionals may beg to differ.

This amount of bleeding is generally very small and can be a first indication to take a pregnancy test.

The steps to diagnosis include a positive pregnancy test along with an ultrasound.

Of course, you can take a home pregnancy test to find out if you are pregnant, but it is also interesting to look at the symptoms that pregnancy can cause and try to figure out based on those if you are pregnant or not.

Whether you are trying to conceive and wonder if you have succeeded or you have missed a period and are wondering if it is due to pregnancy, the best way to tell if you are pregnant is to take a pregnancy test.

If you are experiencing these symptoms and have recently had sex that might have been unprotected, you might want to do a home pregnancy test and make your doctor's appointment.

Wait to take a home pregnancy test until at least 10 days post ovulation for accurate results.

The easiest way to find out if you are pregnant is to take a pregnancy test.

While these are not free, they are not expensive either, especially if you buy the store brand pregnancy test instead of one of the national brand companies.

Anyone wondering if she is pregnant can take a pregnancy test to find out whether or not she is pregnant.

However, it is extremely important to carefully read the directions of the pregnancy test before taking it out of the package so that you have the best chance of getting an accurate result.

If you did not get a result from the first pregnancy test or you got a result that you don't quite trust, you will have to purchase a new test to check again.

While a pregnancy test gives a much more accurate answer than examining your own symptoms, many women justify the purchase of a pregnancy test by first looking at the signs of pregnancy.

He or she will ask about all of your symptoms and when your last period was (in addition to the regularity of your periods), as well as administering a pregnancy test at the office.

A home pregnancy test is a urine test, while a pregnancy test performed in a doctor's office is often a blood test.

In most cases, however, women simply wait a few extra days to take a home pregnancy test.

If you're experiencing any of the early pregnancy signs listed above and your period hasn't arrived, it's time to buy a home pregnancy test.

If you think you might be pregnant, purchase a home pregnancy test or visit a pregnancy crisis center.

Periods cease and a pregnancy test usually comes up positive.

The LoveToKnow Pregnancy article Negative Pregnancy Test and No Period provides more information about this topic.

If you've recently taken a home pregnancy test and gotten a negative result, can you be certain the test is accurate?

This includes major pregnancy test brands as well as store brand tests and dollar store pregnancy tests.

Every brand of pregnancy test detects pregnancy hormones at a different level.

It is also worth pointing out that you can occasionally receive a false positive result on a home pregnancy test.

If you're wondering about the accuracy of negative pregnancy tests, the easiest course of action is to simply wait a few more days and take another pregnancy test.

Your healthcare provider can conduct a blood test that can pick up lower levels of hCG than what can be evaluated by a home pregnancy test.

If you're a thrifty shopper, you may have found yourself wondering if a dollar store pregnancy test works as well as a name brand test from the corner drugstore.

While it's true that you should be cautious purchasing medications at a dollar store, there is no need to worry about the safety of a home pregnancy test.

Each brand of home pregnancy test claims to have a different level of sensitivity, so you will want to read the package instructions carefully to determine how soon you can take the test and expect an accurate result.

Typically, a home pregnancy test will not be accurate until at least nine days after conception.

This is the same level of sensitive as Clear Blue Easy, e.p.t., and many other major pregnancy test brands.

You can find the sensitivity level of a specific pregnancy test by reading the back of the box or by checking the manufacturer's website.

If you're showing any combination of these early symptoms, it's time to take an over-the-counter pregnancy test.

If you're concerned about pregnancy symptoms before implantation, you may be tempted to take a pregnancy test as soon as it is possible that implantation has occurred.

For couples who are actively trying to conceive, the time between intercourse and a positive pregnancy test result can seem much longer than any other one or two weeks of the year.