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Pregnancy tests detect a hormone called human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), which begins to increase after pregnancy begins. While most tests are highly accurate when used correctly, factors such as timing can affect the result. Knowing when to test and how pregnancy tests work can help you better understand your results and decide whether additional testing
When a woman becomes pregnant, her body begins producing the pregnancy hormone human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG). As it builds in her body, it enters her urine and bloodstream. If a pregnancy test detects hCG, she is most likely pregnant. Healthcare experts recommend waiting a day or two after your missed period before testing. However, a
Depending on your family, the upcoming holidays can be a joyous celebration or one long, dreaded experience. If you’ve unexpectedly discovered you are pregnant while we head into the holidays, don’t worry. We’re here for you. We’d like to offer some advice on sharing the news and handling pesky, nosy family members. If you need
