Am I Pregnant?

If you think you might be pregnant it’s probably a good idea to take a pregnancy test to find out for sure.
Clearblue offers a range of pregnancy tests. Find out more by following the links below. You can also refer to our page about pregnancy symptoms to find out more about early signs of pregnancy.

• Clearblue DIGITAL with Conception Indicator – so accurate it also tells you how many weeks ago you conceived.
  
  
• Clearblue with Colour Change Tip – 5 signs of certainty

If you got a ‘Not Pregnant’ test result and you still suspect you might be pregnant, we recommend that you take a pregnancy test again. If you tested before your period was due, the levels of pregnancy hormone in your urine may not have been high enough to be detected yet. We recommend you test again when your period is due. If your period is overdue, test again in 3 days time. If this test gives you a ‘Not Pregnant’ result and you still have not had your period, we recommend you go see your doctor.

If you’re trying to get pregnant, let us show you how Clearblue can help you maximize your chances of getting pregnant. Or find out more about Clearblue Ovulation Tests by following the links below.

• Clearblue DIGITAL Ovulation Test – the most effective ovulation test kit.¹
  
  

If you have been trying for a baby and have just found out that you are pregnant, congratulations!
If you used a Clearblue Pregnancy Test we are pleased to have been of help.

As soon as possible you should make an appointment with your doctor to advise him/her that you are pregnant. You will be given a care plan with an outline of the timing of the appointments you need to keep, including blood tests and ultrasound scans. The exact timing of these appointments will vary depending on whether it is your first pregnancy or not and how medically fit you are.

In the meantime there are lots of things you can do now to make sure you have a healthy pregnancy and give your baby the best possible start in life.

You might also be interested in how your body will change in early pregnancy or the Clearblue Due Date Calendar to get an estimate when your baby will be born.

If you found out you are pregnant, and you're upset about it, it is important that you are aware of the options available to you. Remember that you are not alone - every day hundreds of women find themselves facing the same situation and, armed with the right advice and support, can make a decision about the most suitable course of action.

You should talk to a healthcare professional as soon as possible. You should think about making an appointment with your doctor or visit your local family planning clinic.