is it positive or negative?

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Using a home pregnancy test like Praga News is straightforward. Here's how you can determine if the result is positive or negative:

### Steps to Use Praga News Pregnancy Test

1. **Collect Urine Sample**
   - Collect a urine sample in a clean, dry container. Early morning urine is preferred as it contains the highest concentration of the pregnancy hormone (hCG).

2. **Use the Dropper**
   - Use the dropper provided in the kit to collect a small amount of urine.

3. **Apply Urine to the Test Device**
   - Put the urine drops in the sample well of the test device as instructed.

4. **Wait for the Results**
   - Wait for the specified amount of time mentioned in the instructions (usually around 5 minutes).

### Interpreting the Results

1. **Positive Result**
   - **Two Lines**: If two pink lines appear in the result window, it indicates a positive result, meaning pregnancy.

2. **Negative Result**
   - **One Line**: If only one pink line appears in the control window, it indicates a negative result, meaning not pregnant.

3. **Invalid Result**
   - **No Lines or One Line in Test Window**: If no lines appear or there is a line only in the test window (and not in the control window), the test is invalid. You should take another test with a new kit.

### Visual Guide

- **Positive (+)**: Two lines (even if the second line is faint).
- **Negative (-)**: One line.
- **Invalid**: No lines or only one line in the test window.

### Tips for Accurate Results

- **Follow Instructions**: Read and follow the instructions carefully for accurate results.
- **Check Expiry Date**: Ensure the test kit is not expired.
- **Early Morning Urine**: Use the first morning urine for the highest accuracy.
- **Wait the Full Time**: Wait the full time indicated in the instructions before reading the result.

### Conclusion

Using the Praga News pregnancy test and interpreting the results correctly will help you determine if you are pregnant or not. If you get a positive result or if you have doubts about the result, it's always a good idea to follow up with a healthcare professional for confirmation and further guidance.