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Why does the hCG level of the test matter?

April 26, 2017HCG level Test

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Why does the hCG level of the test matter?

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Basically the pregnancy tests that detect the lowest number of units should be more sensitive and give you the earliest results.

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The lower the number of units of hCG in your urine detected means that you will be able to test earlier. The test is more sensitive, and more likely to pick up an early pregnancy, 10-14 dpo.

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Not all home pregnancy tests are the same. The tests that detect the lowest concentration of hCG (in milli-International Units per milliliter of urine) are more sensitive to hCG and will give you the earliest reliable results. For example, tests that can detect 20 mIU/ml are more sensitive than those that can detect 50 to 100 mIU/ml.

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Basically the pregnancy tests that the detect the lowest number of units should give you the earliest results.

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Basically the pregnancy tests that detect the lowest number of units should be more sensitive and give you the earliest results. This isn’t always the case in practical use, though.