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If pregnancy test was negative 14 days past ovulation, is it likely i'm not pregnant? or can it take longer for a positive?
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Yes and yes: The pregnancy test will not turn positive until about 12 days after ovulation. If you ovulated around day 14 as most women do, you are not pregnant and should expect a period any day. If you ovulated late as in women with irregular cycles, it is still possible you are pregnant.
Answered 9/23/2016
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