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Week late period, never late before, no spotting and light cramps. first test was negative after 3 days late. could i be pregnant?
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Yes.: Repeat the test in about 1 week after the first since pregnancy is possible. If you are not pregnant, I would not worry since it's not unusual for women to have an occasional late or miss menses.
Answered 10/11/2014
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Pregnancy test: Yes, so you should repeat the test in a few days or Bo a blood test for bHCG
Answered 10/11/2014
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