I can appreciate how you must be feeling right now.
With a history of irregular menstrual cycles, you may have tested too early.
Wait until at least June 18. If you still have not started your period, take one more test. Test in the morning. Use the urine when you first wake up. It is concentrated and will give you the most accurate result.
You can always contact your gynecologist, who can order a blood pregnancy test. Levels of hCG, which is the hormone produced by the cells that form the placenta, can be detected in urine about 12 to 14 days following conception, and in blood about 11 days following conception.
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Hello Anonymous,
I can appreciate how you must be feeling right now.
With a history of irregular menstrual cycles, you may have tested too early.
Wait until at least June 18. If you still have not started your period, take one more test. Test in the morning. Use the urine when you first wake up. It is concentrated and will give you the most accurate result.
You can always contact your gynecologist, who can order a blood pregnancy test. Levels of hCG, which is the hormone produced by the cells that form the placenta, can be detected in urine about 12 to 14 days following conception, and in blood about 11 days following conception.
Best of luck,
June 6, 2016 - 8:35amMaryann
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