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If i ovulated late night cd14 (ultrasonograph) then when should i do a hpt? 14dpo test was negative with morning urine...
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When you miss period: If you are trying to find out whether you are pregnant or not, then you would need to wait for a missed period. Once you know you did miss it, then do hpt.
Answered 3/23/2014
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