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I dint get my periods on the 8th so i took a home pregnancy test at night . does it matter at what time i do the test.?
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Use AM urine: You should use your first morning urine and try not to urinate at night so as to allow your hormone of pregnancy to build up and be detectible.
Answered 9/12/2013
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