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Late period last one march 8, tired , nausea, had cramps , negative pea test on april 3 what's going on ? could i be pregnant i have 2 children already
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You may be pregnant: Yes, you very well could be pregnant. If u take a pregnancy test at day 6 or 7 post ovulation, it is highly possible, even if you have conceived, that you will not yet have enough HCG present in your urine to get a positive result. A negative result in these early days could definitely be a false negative. It would be worth the price of a return visit to the drug store for a second to find out.
Answered 5/21/2016
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