Pregnancy Forum - Does Drinking Alcohol Affect the Results On the Preg. Test?

Ok I know that drinking is not a good idea when you think you are preg. But this wasnt the first time that I have gone though this. But I went out and drank and the next morning I took the pregnancy test and it came out neg and I have all the symptoms.

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First_time_mum

replied on September 7th, 2005

Experienced User

I am really not sure. But based on my experience it doesn't. Had a night out with my girlfriends and was nearly drunk after that. Took a preg test following day - and its positive!

pinkangel

replied on September 8th, 2005

New User

first_time_mum wrote:

i am really not sure. But based on my experience it doesn't. Had a night out with my girlfriends and was nearly drunk after that. Took a preg test following day - and its positive!

good question

fatfamily02

replied on September 8th, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

I think it might--idk though

lilstarmel

replied on September 9th, 2005

Experienced User

first_time_mum wrote:

i am really not sure. But based on my experience it doesn't. Had a night out with my girlfriends and was nearly drunk after that. Took a preg test following day - and its positive!

i did the same thing so I think no.

lil_blaze2004

replied on September 9th, 2005

Moderator

It can affect a preg test depending on your hcg levels. They even say not to drink too much water before taking one, so maybe wait a couple of days and take one first thing in the morn. Good luck!

Confused327

replied on September 9th, 2005

New User

No, alcohol will not effect the results of a pregnancy test. Most of them say that inside thr instructions package.

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