Pregnancy test question?

Question

Exactly 2 weeks after having intercourse I took a pregnancy test and it came out negative Is that acurate? Is exactly 2 weeks enough time to have and accurate result?

Answer 1

It depends on if you were ovulating at the time of intercourse. Sperm can live up to 5 days inside a woman's reproductive tract, so if you had sex, ovulated 5 days later and the sperm were still there and fertilized the egg, then 2 weeks after ovulation a test would not be accurate.
For the most accurate results you have to wait 19 days past intercourse to test, unless you know when you ovulated.

Answer 2

I have read that you can conceive 11-14 days after you have intercourse. I would wait until a missed period or if you have pregnancy symptoms like nausea, breast soreness etc. I conceived a week after my period and I didnt test until the day before my period was supposed to start. It was a faint line but positive.

Answer 3

It really depends on exactly when you might have conceived. I would wait another two weeks then try another test. By then if you are pregnant you should have enough hcg in you system for it to show up but it could take up to another month from the day you first tested.
Good Luck

Answer 4

give it another two weeks the ph strips on home pregnancy tests, test for levels of HGC in your system and at two weeks there may not be enough in your system to show up on the test thus providing you with an inaccurate result such as a false negative when indeed you may be pregnant

Answer 5

sometimes yes, sometimes no, depends on the woman.... you can have sex... and the sperm can stick around for i think up to five days.. so you could conceive almost a week after sex... so take another test in another week..... Its all on when you had sex and when you ovulated.

Answer 6

Wait until it is a day past your expected period time.

Answer 7

no att all . wait till a missed period ,but sometimes thats too soon as well

Answer 8

It depends on whether you have ovulated or not