You usually have to wait 3 weeks after having unprotected sex before you can take an accurate pregnancy test. When visiting a GP or a sexual health clinic for a pregnancy test, they will ask you details about when your last period was and when you had sex. Try to give accurate answers as this will help determine whether a test will be accurate and, if you are pregnant, how far into the pregnancy you are. They will also ask you how you feel about the possibility of being pregnant, whether you have anyone that can support you with your decision making and about your relationship with your partner. This is because they want to make sure you are safe and supported. You will usually have to take a pot to the bathroom to pee in so that the test can be done back in the room with whoever you are seeing. This is so the professional can give you an accurate result and can support you if you are upset over the outcome of the test. If the test confirms you’re pregnant, the healthcare professional will give you information about your options, including continuing with the pregnancy and abortion. It is important to remember that getting a positive test result may be a big surprise – you do not have to make a decision about continuing with the pregnancy then and there and support is available.