The earliest way to confirm pregnancy is with a blood test, but these are usually only performed in special circumstances While a home test can provide accurate results as early as five days before you miss a period, most recommend waiting until after you. Taking a pregnancy test at least 10 days after you've had unprotected sex gives the most precise results Read to learn how accurate home tests truly are. The soonest you should consider taking a pregnancy test is when you miss a period If you have irregular periods or don’t know when your period is supposed to start, you can take a test approximately two weeks after unprotected sex
The earlier you take a test, the less accurate it will be Taking a test before you miss your period or less than two weeks after sex can cause a false negative Some women take a test too early and assume they are not pregnant This can be especially confusing if a woman spots or bleeds during her first trimester, making her believe she had her period.
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