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Q: Weight Gain/appetite? How Soon to Try Hpt???

asked by: LooLoo on August 30th, 2004

New User

He ya'll ok got up for class this morning felt fine.........Got to school and of course I was a little tired. I start at 7:30am-so I am up at 6am-so I am ruling out the fatigue issue of being preg?? I get home at 3pm.......And I have a nap, my appetite last week was very light now this week I am a hungy bear!! I stomach just feels frumpy so I am honestly still a little concerned. How soon can I take a hpt I am not expecting my period until about the 7th of sept.......Can I take one now? Will it show up if I am preg?!?!
Thanks so very much for thoughts and such~

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linuxChique

replied on August 31st, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

No, its not going to show an accurate result until 4 days before your first missed period, so that would be the 3rd.

phsloman

replied on September 1st, 2004

New User

If you're lucky there is just a slight chance your hpt will show a definitive result as early as 4 days before your period is due. But, I would try to wait until the 7th to take the test. It still my come back with inaccurate negative results at that point even if you are pregnant. So if it does come back neg, definitely retest the following week to make sure.

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