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If i was 2 weeks would a home test give me a false negtive?
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Can I be pregnant?: If you are two weeks past your normal start time for your period then this could be a false negative and it would be wise to get a blood test. If you are two weeks past your sexual encounter and you are not mentioning anything about your cycle or where you are in your periods then it was too early to do a pregnancy test.
Answered 7/3/2013
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