Description
Number of Tests Included:
Single urine test detecting hCG hormone.
What is a Urine Pregnancy Test (UPT)?
A qualitative test that determines whether hCG—a hormone produced during pregnancy—is present in urine. It provides a positive or negative result.
Purpose of the Test:
Confirm early pregnancy
Evaluate missed or delayed periods
Support diagnosis in fertility or reproductive assessments
Monitor early pregnancy if needed
Who Should Get This Test?
Women with a missed period
Women experiencing early pregnancy symptoms (nausea, fatigue, breast tenderness)
Women tracking fertility
Individuals needing pregnancy confirmation before medical procedures
Components of the Test:
hCG hormone detection using urine sample
Understanding the Test Report:
Positive Result → Pregnancy confirmed
Negative Result → Not pregnant or hCG too low (may repeat after 2–3 days if period delayed)
Preparation and Procedure:
No preparation required
First morning urine provides the most accurate result due to higher hCG concentration
How is the Test Done?
A urine sample is placed on a test strip or kit, and the presence of hCG is indicated through marked lines or digital results.
Best Time for Test:
Morning sample for highest accuracy
Best taken after a missed period.
Booking and Checking Reports:
You can book the test via SDL, submit a urine sample at the lab or opt for home collection, and access digital reports easily.