I had a test at 8 weeks and came back negative. I asked my doctor if I needed to test again at 12 weeks and he said no. He seemed like a competent doctor but I'll get tested again at 12 weeks just in case. Sounds like 8 weeks is fairly definitive.
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8 week test is 99% accurate. most likely to change. I'm going to test tomorrow again after 14 week. Pray for me it should not change
Meaning, winning the lottery, the rain falling, whatever. The rule on this site is 12 weeks for a conclusive negative (re: 99%+ conclusive) result. Your 6-8 week test is mainly to put your mind at ease as it hardly ever goes from negative to positve after a 6-8 week negative. 98%, 97% 96%, all those are really good odds, so take it easy
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Your answers are appreciated and I dont know why I have to read this again and again to remember or understand it. Must be stress. I read this everyday over and over again. I usually dont post much but read the forums.
6-8 weeks is highly unlikely to change. Like how unlikely aside from a 98% chance - being spontaneously diagnosed with cancer at 24, winning lottery, it raining on a day the weather didnt forecast it?
Im not joking despite my dumb examples. PErhaps another would be better suited.
what does the fact that they are in GA have to do with anything? geeeeeeeeeez!!!!!
what is it that you want to know?
fact: most ppl will test positive by 4 weeks
fact: a negative test at 6-8 weeks is a good indicator and highly unlikely to change
fact: the cdc, fda, and the manufacturers of the tests, set the 3 month guideline.
fact: until these agencies change those guidelines...NO ONE else can.