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Q: Pregnancy tests and timing

asked by: DoctorQuestion on August 26th, 2008

I have been trying to have another baby after losing the last more than a year ago he was a stillborn i had him at 36weeks. i havnt started my period yet but we have been trying like everyday and yesterday i had alot of clear sticky but gooy mucus with just a very small thing of redish blood in it but thats all i have had and today there was only a little dead blood on my tampon and i still have some heavy mucus could i be pregnant even if i have taken a test a couple days before and it was negitive

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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD

replied on August 28th, 2008

Early Pregnancy Signs and Symptoms Answer A4600

You can't be pregnant if the pregnancy test, that was taken after you had missed the period, is negative. If the test had been taken before you missed the expected period then the test result would not be accurate and you would have to repeat the test.

Usually vaginal bleeding and discharge are not signs of pregnancy.

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