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6 days late, sore breast, slight cramping, nausea off and on, and negative test. could i still be pregnant and when should i retest?
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Yes: You have now possible pregnancy signs and you can repeat pregnancy test after 3 to 5 days if you are pregnant it should be positive or you can have HCG quantative test through your f/d or gyn to ascertain then. we always advise to have prepregnancy checkup to avoid this problem and you should see your doctor asap either way. good luck.
Answered 5/24/2015
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