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First Things First. Let’s Make Sure You’re Pregnant

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Taking a Test Is the Best Way To Find Out

If you haven’t taken a test yet, that’s the best way to know. If your period is late, you can take a test right now and know for sure. These tests are over 99% accurate when used correctly and taken after a missed period.

If you need an affordable and accurate test, you can often find them at your local dollar store.

Here’s some tips to get accurate results

Follow these step-by-step instructions to get an accurate result.

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Wait until the day of your missed period or later (testing too early can lead to false negatives).

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Do it right when you get up in the morning (your first pee in the morning is best for accurate results).

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Follow the instructions exactly as they read.

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If you get a positive result, it’s very likely correct – false positives are rare.

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If you are pregnant, come back to us – we’ll help you process and make a decision..

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If the test is negative, but you still don’t start your period, retest in a few days.

Many people wonder how early a pregnancy test will work. Most home pregnancy tests are most reliable after a missed period.

If it feels too early to take a test—like a week or more before your period should start—and you are worried you are pregnant, take a deep breath. We know how stressful that waiting can be. It’s completely understandable to feel anxious about the possibility of an unexpected pregnancy.

There’s still a very good chance that you’re not pregnant. But if it turns out that you are, support is available—and you don’t have to face this alone.

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If You Are Pregnant

We’re here to support you. Our Whole Self Approach helps you reflect on what matters most as you decide what comes next.

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What If You’re Not Pregnant

Finding out you’re not pregnant can be a huge relief, but the experience can still be pretty scary. If you want to avoid this stress in the future, it’s a great idea to learn more about contraception to protect yourself from an unplanned pregnancy and gain a better understanding of your reproductive health.

Whether you are pregnant or not, you are invited to keep journeying with us. The topics we cover—like making hard decisions, building resilience, and understanding yourself—can be helpful in many areas of life.

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