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Are you wondering if you might be pregnant? Taking a pregnancy test is the first step to finding out. Choosing the right test and knowing when to take it is essential for accurate results.

Are you looking for free, lab-quality pregnancy testing? Heart of the Hills offers confidential appointments to provide accurate answers. Contact us today.

Read on to learn about your testing options and what steps to take if you receive a positive result.

What to Know About Pregnancy Testing

Pregnancy tests detect human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), a hormone your body produces when pregnant. As pregnancy progresses, hCG levels increase, making it easier for tests to detect.

Blood Testing

Blood tests, though less common and typically more expensive, can provide highly accurate results early on, detecting even very small amounts of hCG. Blood tests are more sensitive than urine tests and may detect pregnancy as early as seven to ten days after conception.

However, this test requires a blood sample, often drawn at a healthcare provider’s office or hospital, and results may take a few hours to a couple of days.

Urine Testing

Over-the-counter, at-home tests using urine to detect hCG are convenient and accessible. To use, simply follow the instructions to test your sample. Some tests can detect hCG before a missed period, but waiting until the first day of a missed period may improve accuracy and reduce the chances of a false negative.

Get Lab-Quality Pregnancy Testing

If you think you may be pregnant, you don’t need to rely solely on home tests or guesswork. Heart of the Hills provides free, lab-quality pregnancy testing with reliable results.

If your test is positive, you can also get a free ultrasound with us to gather key details about your pregnancy and explore your options.

Reach out today to schedule a free and confidential appointment!

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