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∙ 2006-06-05 07:26:38No. Most pregnancy tests are much more reliable once the period has been missed.
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∙ 2006-06-05 07:26:38o it will not help in making the pregnancy test negative in anyway.
You can take a home pregnancy test but those are not always reliable and sooner or later you will have to see the doctor anyway and they will take a more reliable test with blood.
I have the same question. I had a glass of wine last night and then i took a preg test. It came up negative , is there anyway i might be pregant. As i am late
There are the over the counter test kits that state they can tell in 5 days, but I doubt they are very accurate. The missing of a period is a sure indication of pregnancy.
It is a wuss amil al
if you had sex then maybe but if not then no
No. That early they can not hear anyway.
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Yeah, i think so.
not very accurate at all. even if you assume your ovulation date was day 14 of your cycle, you're still only at nine days past the earliest possible conception date and you'd be lucky to get a positive showing up by then anyway. in all liklihood your ovulation date is later than day 14 and you're extremely unlikely to have an accurate result readable by now. sit back and relax and give yourself another week otherwise you'll worry unecessisarily about a negative result.
'Over-the-counter' pregnancy tests are never 100% certain. Take another one. If results are still uncertain, consult a doctor or sexual health clinic; probably best to do so anyway.
Yes you could be pregnant. If you have all those things happening you should have taken a pregnancy test. If negative wait a few days and retest if menses is still absent.(Reminder, it is possible to have menses and be pregnant, however such sypmtoms would usually be associated with PMS.) If still negative you should see a doctor anyway in case of ectopic pregnancy or other underlying medical issues.