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how reliable is a pregnancy home test kit?

i am 24yrs old.i took a home test for pregnancy with the kit named PREGTEST by CIPLA. but t showed me negative. it s more than 2 weeks since i missed my periods. but i Took the test around noon. is t compulsory that t must b taken with the 1st urine in the morning?? wud that be a reason for the test being negative?

Actually, home tests aren't all that accurate during early stages of pregnancy.

Not trying to say anything, but I've never even heard of PregTest and while it isn't always a sign of quality, but generally more popular/expensive brands are better at detecting hCG sooner.

Normally the best time to take the test is in the morning. Your hCG levels are higher then but depending on how far along you are, they could still be wrong. Most home kits don't register till your 3-5 weeks along.

I actually had breakthrough bleeding my first month of pregnancy, and was 6 weeks with 5 negative home tests before I even got my first "faint line". Finally, my doctor did a blood test at my regular appointment and that was how I knew for sure.

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