Where can I bulk buy pregnancy tests? - Health & Beauty

When can take pregnancy test

you can buy one from the age off 14

There are many pharmacies that sell twin packs of pregnancy tests. Try this one http://www.boots.com/en/First-Response-Early-Result-Twin-Pregnancy-Test-2-Pack_1785/

Or

http://www.suresign.com/pages.php?page=pregnancy

Pregnancy tests contain chemicals that interact with the HCG chemical that they are testing for. If the pregnancy test is out of date, it might affect the accuracy of the results. You should dispose of it and buy a new one.

Yes there are two
different types of pregnancy tests. One is a blood test for the hormone HCG
which you would have to do through your doctor. The other is a urine test which
also detects HCG and can be done through your doctor or using a home pregnancy
kit.

There are certain brands of home pregnancy tests that can detect the HCG hormone which is present in pregnancy at very low levels. If it's listed on the packet, try and buy a brand that says it can detect from 20mIU/ml. Some tests are more sensitive to early pregnancies than others, but don't worry, most pregnancy tests are reliable and accurate up to between 97% and 98%.

No, basic pregnancy tests simply check whether you are pregnant or not. They don't give any other information about the fetus. For this you need to do scans and more detailed testing through your doctor.

You can buy
pregnancy tests that are super sensitive and claim to detect pregnancy within 7
days of fertilization but you are more likely to get an accurate result if you
wait longer. Once you have missed your period, you can take a pregnancy test
and it will be easier to detect HCG levels in your urine if you are actually
pregnant.

Home pregnancy tests are actually quite reliable. They work by detecting
the hormone HCG which is found in both urine and blood. If you have a lab blood
test, it will probably detect pregnancy earlier than a home urine test.

This is an extremely common side effect of pregnancy. During pregnancy you have a few reasons for this:
1) Increase in progesterone, decreases the contractility of smooth muscle. Smooth muscle is what makes up the bulk of your Gastrointestinal Tract. This decreased contractility will lead to nausea, constipation and sometimes cramping.
2) Increase in abdominal size will lead to pressure on the GI tract especially the stomache causing heart burn and slowed emptying of the stomache.

Good Luck! I hope this helped!