The moment you decide to take a pregnancy test can be filled with a mix of emotions. The “what ifs” swirling in your mind and the life-changing potential of the results can make this a particularly anxious thing to do.
Acknowledging these feelings and approaching the process with patience and care is essential.
We’ll explain how pregnancy tests work to relieve some of your concerns. For no-cost pregnancy testing, contact us at A Hope Center. We can provide you with medical-grade testing to get the answer you seek.
About Pregnancy Tests
Pregnancy tests work by detecting the hormone human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), which the body produces after a fertilized egg attaches to the uterine lining. HCG can be found in blood or urine.
Home pregnancy tests, which analyze urine, are reliable when used properly. Blood-based pregnancy tests are available at doctor’s offices and hospitals for even more precise results. Still, they are usually used later in pregnancy to determine hCG levels and check your status.
Your Guide To Testing
Many home pregnancy tests claim to be 99% accurate. Many tests also vary in their timeframe to detect a pregnancy based on how many days it’s been since you missed your period. It’s best to take a test a day after a missed period.
While home pregnancy tests can be very accurate, they are not infallible. For the most reliable confirmation, it’s wise to follow up with a medical-grade pregnancy test.
These tests, administered by professionals, can provide a definitive answer and ensure you receive the appropriate guidance and support for your next steps.
No-cost, Medical-Grade Testing
Make a no-cost appointment today at A Hope Center to access medical-grade pregnancy testing. If you receive a positive result, we can follow up with a limited obstetrical ultrasound to provide you with the critical details about your pregnancy that you’ll want to know.
Contact us today to get started.
A Hope Center does not provide or refer for abortions.