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My last period was on 29 dec. i took a home pregnancy test & it came as positive i have no symptoms except tiredness & frequent urination. is this ok?
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Pregnant: If you have a positive Home Pregnancy Test about 6-7 weeks ago, it is time to introduce yourself to an obstetrician for care during pregnancy. Don't wait to long.
Answered 2/10/2015
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