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Is 2 weeks late on a period too early to take a pregnancy test?
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Period late: A period "two weeks late" if all previous periods have been regular, should be accurate to test for pregnancy unless your ovulation was delayed ( emotional , job related, heavy exercise, etc.).
Answered 1/2/2019
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