Freely Pregnancy Test

A pregnancy test is a tool used to check if a person is pregnant by detecting a hormone called hCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) in urine.

• This hormone appears in the urine soon after a fertilized egg attaches to the uterus.

• Most home tests work best from the first day of a missed period.

🤰 How It Works

1. Collect Urine:
   Either hold the test stick in your urine stream or dip it into a small cup of collected urine — depending on the test’s instructions.

2. Wait for Results:
   Usually takes 1–5 minutes.

3. Read the Result:
   
   

   • Two lines = Pregnant

   • One line = Not pregnant
     Some digital tests show words like “Pregnant” or “Not Pregnant.”

   Always check the specific instructions on the packaging — different tests can display results differently.

📆 When to Test

• Tests are most accurate from the first day of a missed period.

• Some very sensitive tests may detect pregnancy hormones a few days before a missed period, but the earlier you test, the higher the chance of a false negative (test says not pregnant even if you are).

✔️ Tips for Best Accuracy

• Test first thing in the morning when hCG levels are most concentrated in urine.

• Follow the test instructions exactly.

• If the result is unclear or you get a negative result but still suspect pregnancy, wait a few days and test again.

• If you get a positive result, you can confirm it with a healthcare provider.

🧠 Important Reminders

• A home pregnancy test doesn’t confirm health conditions — just whether hCG hormone is detected in urine.

• If you think you’re pregnant, are experiencing unusual symptoms, or have questions about sexual and reproductive health, it’s always a good idea to talk with a trusted adult or a healthcare professional.