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There's no real way for a woman to know what her hCG levels are, but typically if you miss a period, the hCG levels should be high enough to show up on a test.

Home pregnancy tests and the urine tests given at the doctor's office are the exact same.

Blood tests are more sensitive.

HCG stands 4 Human Corionic Gonadotrophen. It is a hormone which is only present in the urine of pregnant woman. This is basically how the tests works. The best thing is to make the test first thing in the morning. But as u might already know those tests r only 99% acc. so I would have it done go by a GP. have it

yes, they are equal in sensitivity. Your HCG levels will be high enough to detect pregnancy 14 days past ovulation if you are pregnant. Sometimes by 12 days