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When urine pregnancy teat can be taken
My Lmp was 15 th november and now its been 32 days and i always get regular periods and kind of had few strokes of unprotected sex he didnt ejaculated inside but i took pregnancy urine test yesterday 2 days after my missed period when is urine pregnancy test is valid after missed period and can be taken true results and i took blood hcg test also which report is yet to come please tell when is urine and blood test are 100% sure result
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Urine test is never 100% sure
Urine or blood test can be taken 24 hours after a skipped period if you have regular 30 days cycle
So if you had your last periods on 15th the first test can be done anytime after 16th of this month
If you have irregular cycle that is better to test on day37
That would be 22nd of December
The only 100% confirmitory test for pregnancy is blood test bhcg
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
Gynecologist
12 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Test can be done once you miss your periods
Beta hcg is confirmatory
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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32 yrs exp
Bhopal
Beta hcg test is confirmatory.
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