Can a period effect the result of pregnancy test?
Yes, menstruation or any unexpected bleeding near the time of a pregnancy test can affect the result.Bleeding, whether related to menstruation or not, can introduce extra blood or hormones into the urine and affect the test results. For this reason, it's generally recommended to wait until after the expected period before taking a pregnancy test if possible, to avoid any potential confusion.
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