Why Is My Pregnancy Test Negative at 2 Months?

Discover why your pregnancy test may be negative at 2 months. Learn factors affecting results and when to consult a healthcare provider.

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A negative pregnancy test at 2 months could be due to several factors. Testing too early, even at 8 weeks, might yield a negative result if the hCG levels aren't high enough. Alternatively, diluted urine, incorrect test usage, or an expired test could also affect results. If your period is still absent, consult with a healthcare provider for a blood test or ultrasound to determine the cause and ensure your health and well-being.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What causes a false negative pregnancy test? A false negative can occur due to low hCG levels, testing too early, diluted urine, or improper test usage.
  2. How accurate are home pregnancy tests? Home pregnancy tests can be over 99% accurate when used correctly, but factors like timing and test type can affect results.
  3. What should I do if my test is negative but I still feel symptoms? Consult a healthcare provider for further evaluation, including a blood test or ultrasound if symptoms persist.

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