By hearing Twain's story told through the voice of his most famous character, kids can learn about the lauded author -- and Huckleberry Finn -- in a way that's. both fun and dramatic. The clever wordplay may confuse younger readers, making this a better read-aloud book for them.
Fertility Today advises waiting to take a pregnancy test until at least 10 days after you receive the trigger shot. Pregnancy tests measure for natural hCG in your urine, which occurs after you conceive. There is no way to differentiate between the synthetic hormone you were given and the real thing, so youâll have to wait for the synthetic hCG to dissipate from your system before a pregnancy test will be accurate.
HCG is first detectable in the blood as early as 7-8 days after ovulation by very sensitive HCG assays (research assays). In real life, blood pregnancy tests will be positive (> 2 mIU/ml) by 10-11 days after HCG injection or LH surge. In general, the HCG level will double every 2-3 days in early pregnancy. 85% of normal pregnancies will have the HCG level double every 72 hours. HCG levels peak at about 8-10 weeks of pregnancy and then decline, remaining at lower levels for the rest of the pregnancy. There is a large variation in a normal HCG level for any given time in pregnancy.