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A member asked:
How many days after conception can you get a positive at home pregnancy test. menstrual cycles are messed up so can't go by how many days late.
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Usually 14 days: Typically 14 days, but could be positive as soon as 9-10 days. Having a negative test before 14 days does not exclude pregnancy though
Answered 5/13/2014
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