Patient's question:
[Menstruation on the 28th, had sex on the 10th of this month, tested with a pregnancy test in the morning on the 13th, and it was negative. Medical history and effectiveness: Used pregnancy tests, and the results were always negative. What help do you want: Is this test accurate? When does the ovulation period start? How many days after should I start testing for the most accurate result?]Doctor's answer:
[Condition Analysis: Hello, your time is quite limited now, and no method can currently confirm whether you are pregnant. Pregnancy test strips generally take 10 to 15 days to provide a self-detected confirmation. The test results become noticeable only 10–15 days after conception, and early detection is meaningless.Advice: You should pay attention to contraception. You can use condoms, take conventional birth control pills, or use a contraceptive film or suppository 15 minutes before intercourse. If necessary, you can also opt for emergency contraception by taking Mifepristone tablets within 72 hours after intercourse (its side effects are relatively smaller compared to other emergency contraceptives like Shuiting. Emergency contraceptives should be taken no more than three times within a year, otherwise, it is highly likely to cause endocrine disorders.)