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A member asked:
I just had my cycle 2 weeks ago but i feel pregnant. is it too soon to take a test? would it be accurate?
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Too soon: If you had a full, normal period 2 weeks ago, then it is indeed too soon to take a pregnancy test that would give you an accurate result - you would jsut be ovulating at this point. However, if your period was unusual in any way, ie lighter than usual, and you really know the symptoms you usually have with pregnancy (have you been pregnant before) - then there is a chance you could be pregnant.
Answered 3/21/2013
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