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I was supposed to start my period jan 27th its now feb 9th i took a pregnancy test this morning it was negative has it been long enough to trust it?
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Yes: A pregnancy test will be positive by the time you miss your period. Assuming the test isn't terribly out of date, you are not pregnant.
Answered 10/23/2017
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