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Pregnancy tests often claim to be accurate as early as 1 day after a missed period. However, studies show that at least 10% of the time this is not true. Pregnancy tests work by detecting human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG), a hormone normally produced only in pregnancy. HCG can be measured in blood or urine.
In most women (but not all), this occurs about 6 days after conception. The hCG levels increase with each passing day of a pregnancy, doubling about every 2 days. Home pregnancy tests can reliably detect this hormone approximately one week after a missed period. Although some home tests could detect hCG as early as a missed period, the majority of these are not sensitive enough to guarantee the results if taken this soon. More: How To How To Use a Home Pregnancy Test.