Its been just over a week since my ovulation and unprotected sex.I’m due for a period some time next week.I took a first response pregnancy test at night but itsaid negative is it too soon to tell just yet?Because on the pack it stated 6 days early and I couldnt wait too know!

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Strange, we're on almost the exact same schedule. I did the exact same thing this day, just couldn't wait. I was kinda down after the test came out negative, then my hubby told me it was probably just too soon. So I went to the first response website. I found a useful slideshow, slide 4 was particularly helpful. In the first couple days, the levels are soooo different, that if you take it even 1 day too early, your chances of it showing up are so much slimmer! I'm including the link. I hope it helps you enjoy it did me.

http://www.firstresponse.com/kcAccuracy.…

Ideal Wishes!

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It is too early. It can take a few days before actual conception and then the fertilized egg needs to travel and implant into the uterus. As it may be possible for conception, it is unlikely to have it implanted yet. Give it another week and even then don't lose hope if you get a negative result, everybody is different and don't always produce hcg to detect pregnancy as quickly as others. Good luck.
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If you are pregnant, your baby has likely not even implanted into your uterus yet in order to begin producing the necessary HCG that is detected by the tests. If you go to countdowntopregnancy.com you can see the average days that women get a positive by what test they are using. If you test before 11 days past ovulation, you’re apt to get a false negative. Most women get a positive by 11 DPO (Days past ovulation)

This is because a pregnancy test measures the level of HCG. Most early tests test at the 25 level and non early tests test at the 50 level. The problem is, an embryo doesn't start producing HCG until it has implanted in the uterus, and implantation can happen anywhere from 7-12 days past ovulation. So you see, even if you ARE pregnant, your baby may not burrow in and start making HCG for another few days. It varies for each woman.

Also, not every woman has the same amount of days between ovulation and period.

this is from peeonastick.com and is very useful (the website has a chart that shows it as well.)

some HPT's state “test 5 days before your period is due!” or some such thing. Please note they are assuming a textbook 28-day cycle, with ovulation on Day 14. “5 days before your period is due” thus really “translates” to 10 DPO.

Essentially, you should remember that your high school biology textbook was WRONG. NOT all women have 28-day cycles and NOT all women ovulate on Day 14. For more info on this type of thing, see the Fertility Info section.

Basically, if you don’t have 14 days after ovulation before your period is due, you’ve to wait even longer. I chart my fertility, and my LP (time between ovulation and period) is 12 days. I find that that is way more average than 14 days.

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It's too soon to tell. No matter what the test says, most women won't get a positive result until the day after their period is due even if they are pregnant.
Chances are the test says it's possible to get a positive, not that you actually will. Wait until your period is due and test again.
Good luck!
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The tests are more accurate the day of your missed period and after, even though they say its accurate earlier. If you don't wait until your period is due, you should always test in the morning. Take another in a week.
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Its definitely early. The ideal thing to do is test the day your period is due. The hormones need time to build up in your system.
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Test after your period for an accurate result