Generally, the result of the test can be seen when the pregnancy test is placed in the urine for about five minutes. For most women who have had their period delayed for a week, you can put the pregnancy test into the urine for five minutes in the morning when you first urinate, and the result will basically be visible. If pregnancy is not detected after a delayed period, a further blood test is needed to check the blood HCG level. If the blood HCG level rises, it also indicates pregnancy, because the pregnancy test is not accurate enough. If the blood HCG level does not rise, it is considered to be a delay in menstruation due to menstrual disorders. In this case, progesterone blood withdrawal therapy such as progesterone injection, drospirenone tablets, Imazin, and Angiotensin can be considered.