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At 7 days late i took a pregnant test-negative. is it sfe to say i'm not pregnant? 9 days late just started antibiotics for vaginal bacterial infection.
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Pregnancy test: Pregnancy test becomes positive 7-12 days after conception , repeat test if pregnancy is still suspected.
Answered 11/14/2013
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