Top Reasons for Inaccurate Pregnancy Test Results Explained

Discover common causes for inaccurate pregnancy tests and how to ensure reliable results.

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Common causes of inaccurate pregnancy test results include testing too early, using a test incorrectly, or expired tests. Hormonal fluctuations or certain medications can also affect results. To ensure accurate results, follow the instructions carefully and consider taking the test a week after a missed period.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is the best time to take a pregnancy test? The best time to take a pregnancy test is a week after your missed period for the most accurate results.
  2. Can medications affect pregnancy test results? Yes, certain medications may influence the accuracy of pregnancy test results.
  3. How can I avoid inaccurate pregnancy test results? Follow the instructions carefully, use a reliable test, and consider timing the test after your missed period.
  4. What should I do if I get a negative pregnancy test but still suspect pregnancy? If you suspect pregnancy despite a negative result, wait a few days and test again or consult a healthcare professional.

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