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Today i did pregnant test at home and came out negative. what should i do?
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Try again: Most common time for a pregnancy test to first turn positive is around time of expected menses. Fertility starts to decline around age 32, but still good. Over 3 months, approximately 20% of women in their twenties will get pregnant versus 15% for women in their thirties.
Answered 4/17/2016
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