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The doctor can give you a urine pregnancy test. You are asked to urinate into a plastic cup or something similar. The doctor then tests the urine using a kit that may look similar to a home pregnancy test kit.
If you are unsure about your results, you should make an appointment with your doctor so he or she can confirm the results with a blood test. Urine tests just show positive or negative. They cannot tell you how far along the pregnancy is. Home pregnancy tests, if done correctly, can be 99 percent accurate. However, many women test too early in their cycles, not allowing enough time for hCG to build up in the system.