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A member asked:
Okay i asked a question yesterday. but today i felt nauseous and my breasts are still sore along with cramping. i took a home pregnancy ttest negative?
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Home preg tests: Check you preg. Test kit instructions. Usually testing does not reveal a pregnancy until a period is missed. See your kit for the earliest it can detect a pregnancy. Keep testing.
Answered 9/27/2013
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