ok my husband and I do the pull out method. I was suposed to sart almost a week ago, but sometimes I am late a week,but this time I took a clear blue easy digital and the first one came ou t pregnant, so in shock I took the other one a couple hours later just to be sure and it came out negative. So the question is which one is right?
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There are a few issues with all of that.
1. The "pull out method" isn't very full-proof. Many times there are still smaller amounts of sperm in the precum and sometimes things just happen.
2. Home pregnancy tests are known for not always being very accurate. It's best to go to a doctor to find out for sure or try a few more tests later on.
3. If you tried the test for the second time a couple hours later it wouldn't have allowed enough time for the hormone that is read to build up in the urine which is why it's always suggested women test with "first morning urine". Give yourself at *least* four hours before testing and try not to drink a lot of water as it could dilute things.
1. The "pull out method" isn't very full-proof. Many times there are still smaller amounts of sperm in the precum and sometimes things just happen.
2. Home pregnancy tests are known for not always being very accurate. It's best to go to a doctor to find out for sure or try a few more tests later on.
3. If you tried the test for the second time a couple hours later it wouldn't have allowed enough time for the hormone that is read to build up in the urine which is why it's always suggested women test with "first morning urine". Give yourself at *least* four hours before testing and try not to drink a lot of water as it could dilute things.
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