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When do women typically test positive for pregnancy?
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Blood test is more sensitive and accurate which can detect pregnancy after 1-2 days of implantation which is usually before the expected period time. Some urine test can detect pregnancy as early as 2 weeks after the conception. Common urine pregnancy tests should be positive 5 days after period is missed. Take care.
Answered 8/21/2023
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