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I'm two weeks late, breasts are sore, cramping, very fatigued, but neg pregnancy test. can i be pregnant?
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No.: The only way to diagnose early pregnancy reliably is to check for hormones released by the placenta. In practical terms, this means checking a urine pregnancy test 1-10 days after a late/missed period. If your test is negative 14 days later, the chance of pregnancy is.
Answered 12/10/2013
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