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After having protected sex 6 weeks ago i took a pregnancy test a week ago at (5 weeks) and it was negative this is right, right?
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Right time for test: Testing should be done within a week or so from the expected date of the last missed period. You should reconsider all possibilities if your period continued missing
Answered 5/7/2015
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