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I know im pregnant but keep getting negative results?
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Testing when?: Most regular home pregnancy tests are designed to be taken around the time u miss your period. Have you missed a period? If not you could be testing too early. Classic pregnancy symptoms don't occur until after u miss your period. You can always repeat a pregnancy test in a week w a first morning void. Early pregnancy tests may be able to detect pregnancy up to 6 days prior to a missed period.
Answered 8/23/2013
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Stop Testing: Then it is time to stop doing home tests and to get to the obstetrician for the more accurate blood testing.
Answered 8/23/2013
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