Urine For Pregnancy

The Urine for Pregnancy Test is a simple and quick diagnostic test used to detect the presence of human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG)—a hormone produced during pregnancy. This hormone is typically detectable in urine within 10–14 days after conception. The test is commonly used for early pregnancy detection, either at home or in clinical settings. A positive result usually indicates pregnancy, while a negative result suggests absence of pregnancy, though follow-up tests may be recommended in early stages. This test is non-invasive, reliable, and often used as the first step in prenatal care.