Why are my pregnancy tests different?

A: Getting two different results on a urine pregnancy test is not as uncommon as one would think. This somewhat strange situation can happen when you test very early in pregnancy, and when the hCG levels in the urine fluctuates depending on how diluted the urine is.

What are the three types of pregnancy tests?

Tests Used to Confirm Pregnancy

• Home tests.
• Clinical test.
• Blood test.
• Early symptoms.
• Positive test results.
• Negative test results.

Are there different types of pregnancy test?

There are two main types of pregnancy tests: urine and blood tests. Urine tests are typically done at home — though you can have a urine test done at your healthcare provider’s office — while blood tests are done by your provider. An at-home test usually uses your urine to look for hCG in your body.

Does it matter what pregnancy test you take?

What kind of pregnancy test is right for me? Since all pregnancy tests basically work the same way and are equally reliable if you take them according to the instructions on the box, what kind is right for you depends on your preferences.

Can Clearblue test be wrong?

Most home pregnancy tests are reliable, for example Clearblue’s tests have an accuracy of over 99\% from the day you expect your period, and while it’s possible a test showing a negative result is wrong, particularly if you’re testing early, getting a false positive is extremely rare.

What are the different types of pregnancy blood tests?

There are two types of pregnancy blood tests. Qualitative hCG Blood Test : This test checks to see if there is any hCG being produced in the body. It gives a simple yes or no answer as to whether or not you are pregnant. Doctors often order these tests to confirm pregnancy as early as 10 days after a missed period.

What do pregnancy tests look for?

Although the exact testing method of different pregnancy tests can differ from one type to the other, they all look for hCG in your body. Some tests might do this through urine while others look for the pregnancy hormone in your blood. If you’re using an at-home test, most will give you the same result.

What is the difference between blood test and home pregnancy test?

Blood tests tend to be more expensive than home tests and the results take longer. There are two types of pregnancy blood tests. Qualitative hCG Blood Test : This test checks to see if there is any hCG being produced in the body. It gives a simple yes or no answer as to whether or not you are pregnant.

What are the different screening methods available during pregnancy?

The following screening methods are available during pregnancy: 1 Alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) test or multiple marker test 2 Amniocentesis 3 Chorionic villus sampling 4 Cell-free fetal DNA testing 5 Percutaneous umbilical blood sampling (withdrawing a small sample of the fetal blood from the umbilical cord) 6 Ultrasound scan More