So I called this morning to schedule a 13 week test and she asked if I had been tested before and I told her I tested negative a 3 weeks and at 7 weeks, and she made it sound like those tests mean nothing. I understand that they are not conclusive but if I am correct you can begin to test positive days after, and most by 6 weeks. I was really beginning to feel better, but now she has me all worried and panicked again. Boy have I learned my lesson from this.
A 7 week test is almost a sure result. Some people still are stuck on the old stuff like 1 year out. Thats outdated. Your 7 week negative isnt going to switch positive but go back anyway for the 13th week for a true conclusive result.
a 7 week test is more than 95% accurate in some places like Australia and Massachusets a 6 week test is considered conclusive, some of the people working at the testing places didnt did their homework on reading the CDC or state health guidelines, the say that the vast moyority (95%) would have detectable antibodies by 4 -6 weeks, your negative test at 7 weeks, plus the risk of unprotected vaginal
on women is 0,2% your overall chance to test positive in the 13 week test is 1 in 20 millions. so dont be so fustrated just take your test at 13 weeks and then forget about this.