I had a positive pregnancy test result 10 days after conception and before a missed period?

Question

Many people say it is not possible to have a positive pregnancy test so soon, I tested 10 days after conception and it was about 9 days before my period was due. I'm wandering if maybe my pregnancy dates are misleading because of being on the combined pill, which may have affected my periods.

Answer 1

I tested positive nine days after conception. It just depends on how fast the pregnancy hormones build up in your body, the more there are the more likely for a positive test. It is possible to have enough of the pregnancy hormone ten days after conception.

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I had a positive pregnancy test result 10 days after conception and before a missed period?
Many people say it is not possible to have a positive pregnancy test so soon, I tested 10 days after conception and it was about 9 days before my period was due. I'm wandering if maybe my pregnancy dates are misleading because of being on the combined pill, which may have affected my periods.

Answer 3

"Many people" are wrong, all they need to do is ask a medical professional. It is possible to have a positive pregnancy test 10 days after conception. However, please remember that not ALL women who are pregnant will show positive after 10 days. It also depends on how good the test is.

Being on the pill will not affect the outcome of a pregnancy test, because a test is looking for the presence of hCG. This hormone is not included in the pill, it is only produced by the body if you are pregnant (or on fertility treatment, but I am assuming you are not if you are taking the pill).

Bear in mind however that early testing can pick up a pregnancy that may not actually become viable - these are known as "chemical pregnancies".

See your doctor and get some more advice and information.

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10 Days After Conception

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9 Days After Conception

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It is safe for me to say you are going to be a mommy. False positives are very rare. When a women becomes pregnant her body starts to produce a hormone called hCG (Human Chorionic Gonadotropin) This hormone give the positive result on both urine and blood based tests. hCG is produced by the embryo at implantation (when it starts to implant itself into the utering lining.) Implantation occurs 6-10 days after conception. As the embryo grows, the amount of hCG increases and doubles approximately every 2-3 days. Not all pregnancy tests are created equal. The more sensitive the test (the smaller amount of hCG it can detect), the earlier the opportunity to detect pregnancy. That means with a test sensitive to 20 mIU/ml hCG, a home pregnancy test is accurate as early as six to eight days after conception, well before your first missed period. NOTE: Conception may take place several days after date of intercourse, so the date of intercourse should not necessarily be viewed as the day of conception.

Answer 7

If you trully know and pinpoint when you ovulated, then yes...your positive test is positive indeed!

I got a positive test result 7 days after conception. I know exactly when I conceived because I was charting... I 've been charting for 5 months before this so I know the dates. The pregnancy test was faint, but there were 2 lines. Though this didn't stop me from buying 4 more tests of different brands though. LOL

Answer 8

It is possible to get an accurate positive pregnancy test result ten days after conception because it takes a fertilized egg between 6 to 12 day to travel to the uterus and attach itself to the lining. Then the placenta gives off HCG, the pregnancy hormone and this is detected in hpt. It could also be that you are miscalculating your conception day. Not all women ovulate mid-cycle. Good luck!

Answer 9

Actually, yes, with certain home tests it is possible, because 10 days after possible conception is only about 4 days before your period should be starting, and EPT claims to work that soon.

Answer 10

It's possible that you're further along than you think....

BUT, I tested positive (both blood and urine) before my period was late. In fact I had to talk my Dr into giving me the test in the first place because I wasn't late yet. Turns out if you've got hCg in your urine...you're pregnant.

Good luck. Tell your Dr about your thoughts about maybe being further along...and they can do an ultrasound to determine just how far along you are.