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Is it possible for you to take a new choice 5 days before your missed period?
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In reviewing: 'new choice' it appears to be a standard home pregnancy test (not an early pregnancy test). Therefore it is best to wait until you miss your period and to use your first morning void.
Answered 12/3/2013
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