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A member asked:
I'm due 5 days did test came negative. but feel sick sore breast feel hot out of breath could i be pregnant still
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Testing too Soon: Of course you can still be pregnant. You have tested way too soon for any valid test. Wait for six days, one day after the period does not start, and then retest.
Answered 8/27/2014
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