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Many of the symptoms of pregnancy are associated with pms as well. Breast tenderness, cramping, etc. Nausea can be brought on by stress and a host of other things as well as pregnancy and pms.

The body also doesn't adhere to a calendar and many things can effect the timing of your period; sickness, stress, exercise, change in diet or sleep habits, weight loss or gain, a number of things. It's completely possible to miss a month's period entirely.

If the npt says no, I would trust it but probably take another test made by a different manufacturer if I didn't feel comfortable and see what that result was. If it confirmed the first test and you are sure you took both properly (didn't contaminate the stick by laying it down, etc) then I'd chalk it up to a change in habits and wait a month.

If you want to be 100% positive consult your doctor.

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Q: You have all the pregnancy symptoms and your period is 10 days late but a negative hpt result could you still be pregnant?
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