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A member asked:
I'm about 27 dpo. cervix is almost too high to feel which isn't normal. no positive opk as of yet on cd 15. low pelvic pressure. preg?
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Pregnancy test?: Your best test of pregnancy is a pregnancy test which can be performed on the day after missing your expected period. Nothing else clinically really comes close to the accuracy of that type of testing.
Answered 10/10/2015
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