How to Use a Pregnancy Test Strip

[@trydowave]

how can you tell the difference between an invalid and a negative line on these things as the c and t lines arent marked?

[@hethir]

@Trydowave Zod It would be most beneficial to reach out to the specific manufacturer of the pregnancy test strips that you have since they make them.

[@uneke4441]

Hello would want to know if the control line and the positive line shows together? I followed every instruction on your video but its negative yet I still feel pregnant.

[@hethir]

I think it will be best to contact the manufacturer of the pregnancy test strips that you have. If you continue to have trouble your doctor can test too.

[@sadiaparveen7389]

Thank you so much

[@khushsidhu1701]

I test it 5th day from missed my period it should come on 24 but i do pregency test28and it shows negative...is it too early if yes then what is the right day to check plez tell me

[@hethir]

Testing can begin 7-10 days past ovulation. This means you need to be tracking ovulation. If the test comes back negative while testing this early, know it may be a false negative due to very low hCG levels. It may be due to late ovulation. Wait 3 days and then test again.

[@khushsidhu1701]

@@hethir thnku so much to ans me

[@shemajan1793]

Can it works if there is only pragnency of one week.plz do tell me.any one

[@hethir]

You can begin to test at 7-10 days past ovulation. This means you need to be tracking ovulation. If the test comes back negative while testing this early, know it may be a false negative due to very low hCG levels. It may be due to late ovulation. Wait 3 days and then test again. So even though you can test this early, it may be best to wait longer, that way you will give the placenta more time to raise hCG levels.

[@shemajan1793]

@@hethir thank you.what about blood test.

[@hethir]

Yes, your doctor can test too.

[@shemajan1793]

Thank you 4 being kind with me.

[@tenny810]

thank you

[@ngwawilfred835]

No PPE

[@hethir]

@Ngwa Wilfred I'm sorry I am not sure I know what PPE stands for. Please clarify this or me if you would! ~Elizabeth Willett, MA, CH

[@ngwawilfred835]

Personal Protective Equipment..Gloves etc

[@hethir]

Personal Protective Equipment, gloves, etc. are not necessary in order to use at-home pregnancy test strips. ~Elizabeth Willett, MA, CH