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A member asked:
How do gas get in the vagina? and can you test if you're pregnant after two weeks of intercourse if you had sex the 5 and get a test on the 18th
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Yes: Gas can get pushed into the vagina with a tampon or with sex. You can certainly do a pregnancy test on the 18th but if it is negative you should repeat the test 1 wk later. It is best to test after your period is late. Hope this helps.
Answered 12/19/2014
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