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I should be 4 weeks pregnant, had a heavily bleeding that lasted 2 days, having some symptoms, belly getting bigger, but still negative pregnant test??
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Test again later: Four weeks pregnant is very early. You shouldn't notice any change in weight that early, or if there is any it could be water retention from the progesterone. Test again in one week or earlier if you notice pelvic/abdominal pain.
Answered 5/20/2015
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