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A member asked:
Just took the first response pregnancy test by drinking a lot of powerade and peeing. will that make it inaccurate?
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May be: Did you miss a period? Did you have unprotected sex after the last period? If you missed your period by more than 5 days, do the home pregnancy test by using first morning urine. Follow the instructions for the test carefully.
Answered 2/16/2015
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