Prega News is a rapid, at-home diagnostic tool used for the early detection of pregnancy. It works by detecting the presence of Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (hCG) in a woman's urine, a hormone that is produced by the body after implantation and generally increases during early pregnancy. The test is designed to provide results within approximately 5 minutes, allowing women to check their pregnancy status privately and conveniently at home. For reliable testing, the urine sample should be collected and the test should be performed exactly according to the instructions provided with the kit. Testing too early may result in a negative result even when pregnancy is present because hCG levels may not yet be sufficiently high. If the result is negative but pregnancy is still suspected, repeat testing after the recommended interval or consult a healthcare professional. A positive result should be followed by appropriate medical consultation for confirmation and further pregnancy care.