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Q: Period not due early to test

asked by: jenny2608 on February 11th, 2008

New User

I have a daughter and my husband and I would love to have one more. We are trying but I am wondering I took a pregnancy test and an ovulation test and both came back negative my breasts are still extremely sore and my period is still almost three weeks away could i have tested too early i just ovulated two days ago. Any advice would be great

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filbygirl

replied on February 11th, 2008

New User

I am pretty sure you have to wait for 2 weeks AFTER ovulation before you will get an accurate test result. Good luck!

lats

replied on February 11th, 2008

Experienced User

hmmmmm it is definitely too early to take a pregnancy test, for most you need to wait untill youve missed a period or at least ten days after sex - the test you use will tell you, but 2 days post ovulation will im sure be too early. And i dont think you would be experiencing any pregnancy symptoms yet anyway.

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