IF you take a pregnancy test shortly after you've been c u m in, does it affect the test?

Yes it can effect weather its positive or negative

IF you take a pregnancy test shortly after you've been c u m in, does it affect the test?
it probobly makes it more acurate
Reply:Sounds as though charm school is out of the question before you get knocked up.
Reply:i don't think it really works that way, but you should always wait at least a week or two after you suspect pregnancy.
Reply:It could, so you should just wait. Better to know for sure than to jump to conclusions.
Reply:No.. pregnancy tests measure a certain hormone in your body through your urine, it has nothing to do with you getting off.
Reply:no it shouldn't as you're peeing on the stick you're not sticking it in your cervix. the stick detects the pregnancy hormone in your urine
Reply:no, that doesn't affect your hormones; pregnacy does, and that is what the preg tests measure.
Reply:No, the pregnancy test measures the amount of pregnancy hormones in your body.
Reply:why would you take a pregnancy test after you have sex. If he ejaculated inside you, then you need to go exactly where you bought the pregnancy test, scoot over to the next section and buy a douche, extra vinegar. But anyway, you wouldnt know you're preggy that soon, unless you were pregnant before you had sex. Go to the doctor if it worries you.
Reply:NO it will not at all affect the test in any way. The only thing that will affect a test is if you are taking some kind of medicine with HCG in it. That is the only time you can get a false positive. If you get a false negative, its because its too early to tell still. By the way, its doesnt take several hours like someone else said for the egg to implant. It takes anywhere from 6 to 12 days to implant and then the HCG starts to produce.
Reply:Pregnancy tests test your urine, but you should wash the area first just in case.
Reply:I doubt it, since you test your urine. But, if you want an accurate reading, wait until around the time your period is due.
Reply:It shouldn't make any difference at all, as long as you have an ample urine sample to conduct the test from. Use a sterile (clean) cup to deposit the urine sample, and make sure you have filled it at least half full. Then do the test.
Reply:It may not be effctive, the pregnancy test has to detect a certain hormone. So in other words wait two weeks and then try it again.
Reply:It wont work. Pregnancy test pick up the hormone called HCG. There is no HCG in sperm. It takes several hours for an egg that has been fertilized to implant itself into the uterine wall. Then hormones are released. But the amount of hormone that is need to produce a positive test takes more a couple hours to accumulate to a high enough level to be picked up by the test.
Reply:you have to wait 4 days it takes 3 days to get there and even then it could be a false
Reply:NO DEAR, YOU NEED TO WAIT 24 TO 48 HOURS.