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Plan b, missed period, cuantitative hcg blood test after 19 days of sex negative, soft cramps, a little stronger on left..could it be an ectopic pregn?
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Probably not: Even an ectopic pregnancy would make your pregnancy test turn positive. A negative b-hcg rules out an ectopic.
Answered 2/2/2014
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