What is a Urine Pregnancy Test and How is it Done?

Mother & Child
Aug 2014, Tue

What is a Urine Pregnancy Test?

All tests that query pregnancy through a urine sample are called urine pregnancy tests. To get accurate results from these tests, which are applied to detect the HCG hormone, also known as the pregnancy hormone, one should not rush. Otherwise, there is a possibility of the test giving an erroneous result because the hormone level has not risen sufficiently.

How is a Urine Pregnancy Test Done?

To perform the test, it is enough to drop a few drops of your urine into the test kit window using the dropper provided in the test. After approximately 5-10 minutes, the lines in the window will start to appear, and the test result will be revealed. In a pregnancy test, a single line means a negative result, while a double line means a positive result.