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I ovulated on cd 17 of a 43 day cycle.so i'm like 19 dpo.could i get a positive pregnancy test by now?
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Did you miss a: Period? It is better to wait 4-5 days after a missed period to do home pregnancy test. You may see your doctor a day after a missed period for a more sensitive blood test. You may get a positive pregnancy test sooner, but a negative one will not rule out pregnancy.
Answered 12/30/2013
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