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Period was 3 days late, came after intercourse for a couple of hours then stopped. pink blood when wiping, but pregnancy test said neg. whats wrong!??
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Late period: Recheck pregnancy test in one week as it may have been taken too early to detect a pregnancy.
Answered 7/21/2014
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