I recently had a miscarriage or termination. I think I might be pregnant again. When should I do another OVRY™ Pregnancy Test?

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• I recently had a baby. I think I might be pregnant again. When should I do an OVRY™ Pregnancy Test?

  After having a baby, HCG can be detected in the body for several weeks after the birth. For this reason, it can be very difficult to trust the results of a pregnancy test in that time frame. If you suspect that you might be pregnant, it is ...

• My OVRY™ Pregnancy Test Strip says that I'm not pregnant, but I still think I might be. What should I do?

  If you took a test before your expected period and you still think you are pregnant, we recommend waiting 48 hours and repeating the test with a fresh strip and a fresh urine sample. If you are in fact pregnant, waiting 48 hours allows the level of ...

• How do I read my OVRY™ Pregnancy Test Strip result?

  Please refer to the Instructions for a diagram to supplement the following result descriptions. POSITIVE: Two lines appear. A clear pink-colored band appears in the control region (C) and another detectable test line, the intensity of which can vary, ...

• I previously tested 'Pregnant' then did another test and got a 'Not Pregnant' result, or my period started. What does this mean?

  The highest rate of miscarriage occurs during the first six weeks of pregnancy. Therefore, it is not uncommon for a test to detect pregnancy, then to find out that you are no longer pregnant at a later date. Since ultra-sensitive tests are able to ...

• Can medications or medical conditions affect OVRY™ Pregnancy Test Strip results?

  Yes. Aside from pregnancy, a number of conditions such as trophoblastic diseases, proteinuria, hematuria, choriocarcinoma, and ovarian teratomas can cause elevated levels of HCG. Therefore, a positive HCG test alone should not be used to diagnose ...