It is possible to be 2 months pregnant and still have a negative pregnancy test. This can happen if the test was taken too early or if the levels of hCG (the hormone that is detected in pregnancy tests) are not yet high enough to be detected. It is important to remember that a negative test does not necessarily mean that you are not pregnant, and if you suspect that you are pregnant, it is best to speak to a doctor for a definitive answer.

How long can you test negative for pregnancy and still be pregnant?

The length of time that a woman can test negative for pregnancy and still be pregnant depends on the type of test used. Generally, a pregnancy test will not be accurate until at least one week after a missed period. For a home pregnancy test, a negative result can be considered reliable if the test is taken more than 7 days after a missed period. However, if the test is taken less than 7 days after a missed period, a negative result may not indicate an accurate result and a retest should be taken a few days later. With a blood test, a negative result may not be accurate until two weeks after the missed period. Regardless of the type of pregnancy test used, if a woman suspects that she is pregnant, she should contact her healthcare provider for follow-up testing.

Can you test negative your whole pregnancy?

Unfortunately, it is not possible to test negative for an entire pregnancy. Pregnancy tests measure the levels of the hormone human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) in the urine or blood. During pregnancy, the hCG levels rise steadily as the embryo grows. Therefore, it is not possible to test negative for an entire pregnancy.