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My wife is worried she is pregnant (we were not planning );when should we conduct pregnancy test . we suspect it may have happened about 20-days ago?
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When late: You could try now but best to wait and see if she misses or is late with her period. You did not say where in her cycle you were when the accident happened.
Answered 6/15/2013
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