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I had what i though was implantation bleedin on 16 took a ovulating test just too see what it says an it a very faint positive could i be pregnant?
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Possible pregnancy: If your ovulation kit is + for ovulation, you are not likely pregnant. If you suspect that you are pregnant, I suggest taking a pregnancy test. It would be most reliable if you do the test first thing in the am when your urine is the most concentrated.
Answered 7/6/2015
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