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I had sex once and took the test in on third day and got two faint negative lines could i be pregnant
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Probably not: Repeat the pregnancy test around the time you are due to menstruate. That would give you 10-14 days from the time you had sex. If your test is negative then, there is your answer.
Answered 10/26/2012
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