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A pregnancy verification form is a letter that is used to show proof of a positive pregnancy test confirming that a woman is indeed pregnant. The form details the date when the individual visited the clinic/hospital, the estimated date of delivery, and any additional notes or comments related to the test.

You should contact your GP surgery or local midwife service as soon as you find out you're pregnant (before 8 weeks into the pregnancy). It's important to see a midwife as early as possible to get the antenatal (pregnancy) care and information you need to have a healthy pregnancy.

The most common time to have a first appointment is around eight weeks gestation or about a month after that first missed period and positive pregnancy test. That said, many pregnant people should be seen earlier than that.

At your first pregnancy appointment, your health care provider will confirm your pregnancy and then do an examination, much like your typical physical, to assess your general health. Your weight and blood pressure will be recorded, and your provider will check your heart, lungs, belly and breasts.

Doctors use two types of blood tests to check for pregnancy: Quantitative blood test (or the beta hCG test) measures the exact amount of hCG in your blood. So it can find even tiny amounts of hCG. This makes it very accurate.

Confirming Your Pregnancy with a Gynae You can confirm your pregnancy with a gynaecologist 6 to 8 weeks after your last menstrual period (first day of your last menstrual cycle). However, if you experience bleeding, consult a gynaecologist as soon as possible.

Pregnancy tests that your doctor may do Your GP will probably do a urine pregnancy test to detect whether you are pregnant. It is always a good idea to bring a sample of urine to the GP surgery with you if you think you may be pregnant. This will mean your appointment is not delayed.