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I knew someone who really thought she was preggo, all the tests were negative the dr told her she wasnt 3 months later it finally showed positive and she was about 3 months pregnant! Good luck.

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Q: Do some pregnant women not give out enough hormoes for a pregnancy test to read positive in the first trimester?
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