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Information on pregnancy tests

Where can I get a pregnancy test?

If you think you could be pregnant you should do a pregnancy test as soon as possible.

  • You can buy a test from most chemists or  pharmacies as well as from supermarkets.
  • Some GP surgeries can offer free pregnancy testing – you will need to check with your local surgery.
  • You can get a free pregnancy test at some Unity Sexual Health clinics (see Clinics and Opening Times or call 0117 342 6900
  • When can I do a pregnancy test?

    You can carry out a pregnancy test from the first day of a missed period. Tests that are done earlier than this may not be accurate.

    If the test is positive, this means you are pregnant. All pregnancy tests, when carried out correctly and at the right time, are reliable. This includes tests that you buy from the pharmacy or supermarket to do yourself.

    If you don’t have regular periods, and the test is negative, you should repeat the test at least three weeks (21 days) from the last time that you had unprotected sex.

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