Pregnancy And Baby Care Pregnancy Test Early Pregnancy Test

...called Human Chorionic Gonadotropin, more commonly known as HCG. The second type is a urine test, which can either be conducted with the help of medical professionals, or at home, using a home pregnancy kit, that is easily available at almost all drugstores. However, the result of a home pregnancy kit may not be accurate in case you are conducting the test, too early, after conceiving. Early pregnancy test results are normally shown as negative, which is why most companies recommend that regardless of the outcome, another test should be repeated after a few days.

Early Detection Pregnancy Test

However, a blood test can be regarded as a more accurate early detection pregnancy test in most cases, mainly because a blood test can determine whether you are pregnant or not, much sooner than a urine test. Blood tests can be conducted in two ways; the first is a Quantitative Blood Test and the second is a Qualitative Blood Test. A Quantitative blood test determines the exact amount of HCG that is present in your blood. This test can actually detect even minute amounts of HCG present and can give you the exact quantity that can be found in your blood. A Qualitative blood test on the other hand, only checks whether HCG is present in your blood or not. This type of test is as accurate as a urine test and can only let you know whether you are pregnant or not. However a Quantitative blood test, which is probably the best early pregnancy test, can tell you whether you are pregnant or not. It can also let you know if the pregnancy is progressing normally or not, as the amount of HCG in the blood, doubles every two days, for the first four weeks of pregnancy. This test can tell you your exact HCG count, day by day or week on week basis.