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Q: Do I Need to Go to Gynae & Get Written For Blood Test?

asked by: lovelyprincessin on October 4th, 2005

New User

I had unprotected sex( just precum) on 17th of sept, but had my periods when due i.E. On 21st of sept. But still I just took a home test to ensure...And found I wasnt.
I am very worried. I do not have any symptoms as such.
Now today I again had a home test to confirm, and again it was negative. But they say its not 100% true.
So I just want to confirm it anyhow.
Where can I get my blood test done and how?
Do I need to go to some gyane before?
Or startight away go to lab for testing?
What do I need to say? Which test?
I am very confused and tensed ..Please help.
If I am then I want to go for abortion. And I want to get it done asap. Thats the reason I want ot confirm.

Please help..

Replies(1)

young_mom

replied on October 4th, 2005

Experienced User

Hey,

well by the sounds of it your probley not.How old are you?
But I know around here to get a blood test you can go to the health unit, or go and see your doctor and just tell him that you want one done. And no matter what one you go to just tell them that you would like to have a blood test because you fear that you might be pregnant. And they will give you one. But if you got everything on time and you took two and they said negative then I really don't think you are. But as far as an abortion think twice about that one. Just to make sure that if you are that, that is what you really want to have done. But I can't really help you out anymore. But again to me it doesn't sound like you are.
Sorry if I couldnt be more help.

~ashley~

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