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I went for insemination exactly 14 days ago. today my period started but it is dark brown but the pregnancy test is negative. i'm concerned as i never had any problems before. is this normal? should i test again?
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No need to: It appears that you are having a regular period, that unfortunately rules out pregnancy. You may do a pregnancy test in a week or so. I wish you good health and a healthy baby!
Answered 9/2/2015
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