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I missed my periods 14 days pregnancy test and blood test both negative . how many percent i can be pregnant ?
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Zero: Unlikely to be pregnant assuming the tests were run correctly or in an accredited lab. There are many reasons for an occasional delayed period in young women other than pregnancy like anxiety or hormonal issues
Answered 8/21/2015
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