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ADVICE NEEDED ABOUT MORNING WEE FOR PREGNANCY TEST !!

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sweetbean · 18/09/2007 08:51

I know that it is best to test with the first wee of the day and that ideally you should leave at lest 6hrs between wee's if you want to get enough hormones in it but i wake up at 3ish desperate for a wee and then again at 6ish so (ramble ramble ramble) my question is, is it ok to collect a wee sample at 3am and then leave it and test it when i wake up ?????

I know that it sounds stupid to ask but do you think i would be ok or do the hormones "go off" or something

My cycle is usually 28/29 days long and i was due on on 14th so am late and want to test tommorrow am !!

Thanks for any advice !!
xxxx

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belgo · 18/09/2007 09:22

and of course let us know the result

belgo · 18/09/2007 09:21

go and test today!

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sweetbean · 18/09/2007 09:17

Anymore advice PLEASE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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sweetbean · 18/09/2007 08:59

I would test at 3am but DP wants me to test when he's there and as much as he loves me and wants another baby im not sure he would be up for a 3am BF??????

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sweetbean · 18/09/2007 08:56

Had a miscarrage early on last time around and this is my first time back TTC and am terrified about testing incase its BFN or i loss the baby i know it dosn't make any sence but im to scared to test !!!

Thanks for the quick responce xx

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belgo · 18/09/2007 08:55

can you not just test at 3am?

you should get an accurate result by now. Good luck

fishie · 18/09/2007 08:54

why not go and test now?

NotQuiteCockney · 18/09/2007 08:52

Tests are pretty sensitive these days, I don't think you need to wait for morning wee. The morning wee tends to have more concentrated hormones, but with modern tests, I don't think you need to worry about that ...