HELP!..pregnant.??negative test,late period!!scared!!?

Home tests are very accurate (around 97%) when used correctly. Some kits come with two tests because mistakes do happen.

If you take a test too early, you may get a false negative (when the test says you are not pregnant but you are). Your body needs time for the hormone to rise to a high enough level to be detected in a test. If the test comes back negative but you still think you could be pregnant, wait a few days and try again.

Most doctors recommend that you wait until the first day of your missed period before taking a home pregnancy test. A missed period is usually one of the first signs of pregnancy. This is usually around two weeks after conception. However, some tests are more sensitive (and more expensive) than others and can be taken earlier. Concentrations of hCG are reported in milliInternational Units (mIU) or amounts equal to 1/1000th of an IU per milliliter. A pregnancy test with a sensitivity of 20 IU/L is more sensitive than one with 50 IU/L.

A blood test administered by your doctor is more sensitive than the early home tests and can be taken between seven and twelve days after you conceive. ( It is possible that these tests can be done too early and show a false negative result.) If you receive a negative result and still do not start your period, another test should be done.

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More than likely, your period is late because you are worried about pregnancy.

Relax. You had protected sex. It's very unlikely you could be pregnant. Oral sex can never result in pregnancy. Irregular periods make it even more difficult to achieve pregnancy, since it's hard to predict when ovulation will occur.

If your period does not come within the next week then you need to go to the doctor. it sounds to me like it is going to start in a few days, though. Your periods could still be irregular. Periods can take a long time to regulate....sometimes a woman will not get regular periods until she's in her mid-20s.

I would double check with your doctor about your periods becoming irregular, just to make sure you do not have any health issues. Your health is too important and you don't need to take any chances. Good luck.

Home tests are incredibly accurate, so you are quite likely not pregnant. But you could try another one just to be sure.

The other thing is that most women's periods aren't 100% regular, a few days isn't all that many to be late, there is still time. But if you still haven't got it in a few days maybe you should take a trip to the doctor. But don't get worried just yet.

Good luck! xx

Pretty unlikely that you are pregnant if you used contraceptives, but it's best to check with a doctor. You say that they are irregular, but it's best to get it checked out!

Women can miss their periods for many reasons i.e. Stress, Illness, Change in schedules (shifting from day to night shift, puts body out of sync), Change in medication, Rapidly gaining weight or quickly losing weight.

Doubtful that you are pregnant. But I think maybe you should go get tested for STDs just to see if that answers any of your symptomatic questions.

Your not Pregnanit if the test (99.9% Accurate) was negative.

Stop worrying as you are going to become very stressed and make yourself ill.

I don't think you are pregnant, but i would see your doctor just to make sure and to check that you don't have an std or something else.

Doesn't sound like you're pregnant but it definitely sounds serious. Go to the dr.

If you are not pregnant and not sick, then you don't have to panic. See your doc, he's the person who could answer all the questions in your head.

i dont think its pregnancy see a doc and he will ask for a blood test it could be hormonal