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I took a p.test on cycle day 20 it was a faint positive. took one a week later it was a definite positive, how far can i be?
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Ovulated 2 weeks ago: Assuming you had a period last month, you are most likely to be about two weeks into the pregnancy.
Answered 8/30/2014
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