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Hi, i had protected (pill & condom) sex in the middle of november 2020. i took a pregnancy test this week (1/20), it was negative. is there any reason for me not to believe the test?
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No : Pregnancy tests are very accurate. It appears that you took all necessary precautions to not get pregnant.
Answered 1/26/2021
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