HOW TO USE TOOTH PASTE TO DETECT PREGNANCY (A MUST SEE)

Women who are on a tight budget or those who simply prefer natural medicine to established medical practices may try homemade pregnancy tests before they actually go out and buy an over-the-counter home pregnancy test. One of the more popular homemade tests today involves using toothpaste. The toothpaste test is easy to do and does not cost a lot of money, other than buying a tube of white toothpaste. It is vital that the toothpaste’s natural color is white if women want the most accurate results. The toothpaste pregnancy test involves placing a moderate amount of toothpaste on a plate or in a cup and then adding a few drops of the woman’s urine to it. If the woman is pregnant, the paste should change colors and even froth. If she is not pregnant, the toothpaste’s appearance will not change at all. The chemical makeup of the paste interacts with a pregnant woman’s urine to cause this noted change. Women have been using this homemade option for years now with relatively favorable results. Because over-the-counter tests can be expensive, sometimes costing upwards of $10 or more, women who want to save money and still get a fair result may find this option to be easier and more affordable. Even so, if the toothpaste does change color and froths, the woman using this homemade pregnancy test should still consider more traditional methods of confirming pregnancy. She may take an over-the-counter test or visit with her doctor for a blood test. Homemade tests can be tainted or compromised, giving a less than accurate reading. If, for example, the paste does not change color or froth, but the woman is still pregnant, she can miss out on getting vital obstetric care during these vulnerable and crucial early weeks of pregnancy.