Is six days after fertiization too soon for a positive pregnancy te

Assuming you know the exact day you have intercourse, and fertilization occurs, can you take a urine pregnancy test six days later and get a positive result. Or does it need more time for implantaion to occur before enough HCG will develop?

Technically implantation probably hasn't occured until between the 5th and 7th day. They typically say to wait until the day of your missed period or the day before to test because a certain amount of hormone has built up. Enough to trigger the pregnancy test anyway. I believe it's the EPT where you CAN test as early as 5 days before your missed period, and a certian percentage of women who are pregnant will indeed get a positive result. Just because you get a negative result doesn't mean you're not pregnant.

I suggest saving your money, and buying a 2 pack of tests. Test 4 or 5 days before your due to start your period, if it comes up negative then wait 2-3 days and try again

I actually know a woman who is 5 months pregnant and a home test still isn't telling her so

This is also assuming fertilization actually took place of course. There's no guarentee on that one either.

you cannot judge the fertilisation day preciely simply because there is vast diffrence between fertilisation and implantation of the fertilised content on the inner walls of uterus and moreover even if the fertilisation has occured this is the point of concern that whether the walls are ready to receive and hold the implantation.one can have effective fertilisation but still pregnancy may not sustain for more days.Therefore there is no need to waste efforts on judging pregnancy in such early phases.