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Q: Too Early?
asked by: rml8607 on September 6th, 2007
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I usually get my period on time or a day or two early. Today is my 28th day and I haven't gotten it, nor do I feel like I usually do before I get it. My husband and I had unprotected sex twice, but he pulled out. I feel warm, tired, sore breasts, spotting, and no cramping. I took one of those first response tests that say they can detect pregnancy five days early, and it came back negative. Is it still too early to tell?
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young Girl
replied on September 6th, 2007
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yes its too early to even feel those things your feeling
those are not related to pregnancy because its way to early
it could be stress or something
wait a week then test again

the pull out method does not work btw
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rosejackson
replied on September 7th, 2007
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wait a week to test again. the first response tests can detect at 5 days early but it is always more accurate on the day of your missed period, if not a few days later
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