Irregular period when to check pregnency

2021-11-05 06:37:35
Considering my irregular period cycle (most of the times its 1 week) , when is the correct accurate time to check pregnency by urine or blood? Is 50 days from last period & 5 weeks from last sexual contact sufficient time to check pregnency now?Will the early morning first home urine pregnency test be accurate at this time? Already done beta hcg & UPT and both are negative a few days back
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It is not a question of 50 days from lwast period, especially when we don't know anything about the pattern of the cycle.  Calculation becomes difficult. My feeling is that you are interested in this pregnancy. If that be so, please don't be in a hurry to get confirmation. You may do urine test about a month after sexual contact if you don't get your periods.

Answered2021-11-05 06:50:53

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Yes You aren't pregnant
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Answered2021-11-05 06:48:07

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if both are neg pregnancy unlikely

Answered2021-11-05 11:05:31

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Hi If u hv irregular period n u are planning a pregnancy,  consult a doctor U myt not be ovulating or u myt hv dum other problem thyroid , prolactin , which is hindering ur period n also conception .
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Answered2021-11-05 10:04:20

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Yes u can check now Urine sample ... anytime of the day

Answered2021-11-05 07:20:12

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