Free Online Pregnancy Test Quiz

The chances of pregnancy is heightened when a woman engages in sexual activity during her fertile window and opts not to use any form of contraception such as condoms, birth control pills, contraceptive patches, or IUDs. Furthermore, changing contraceptive methods or forgetting to take a birth control pill can also increase the chances of conception.

However, pregnancy can only occur if the woman is within her fertile period, which typically spans about 6 days and falls between the 10th and 14th day after the onset of her last menstrual period. Discover more about the fertile window.

The primary indicator of pregnancy tends to be a delayed menstrual cycle, particularly noticeable in women with regular menstrual cycles. In addition, some women might experience a variety of symptoms due to fertilization and the embryo's implantation in the womb. Key symptoms include:

Slight pinkish vaginal discharge;
Abdominal bloating or cramps;
Frequent urges to urinate;
Morning sickness;
Feelings of dizziness;
Rapid onset of fatigue;
Tender breasts.
Moreover, women may also observe a thicker than usual vaginal discharge and experience pain in the lower back. It is advisable to perform a pregnancy test to verify if one is pregnant.

It's not very likely. Even if you had intercourse during ovulation and the sperm fertilized the egg, the implantation of the egg in the uterus takes about 7 to 9 days, and only after that does hCG begin to appear in small amounts in your urine. You might also experience very light bleeding at the time of implantation.

However, to find out as early as possible, why not try the Clearblue Digital Ultra Early Pregnancy Test, which you can use 6 days before your missed period.

Yes, it is possible. The Clearblue Ultra Early Pregnancy Test can be used up to 6 days before your missed period, which means 5 days before your expected period date. It has an accuracy rate of over 99% from the expected day of your period.