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Q: How Soon Can I Test?

asked by: want2b on October 6th, 2005

Experienced User

Alright here's the deal.
My boyfriend and I are ttc. I recently went of of the pill on 9/11. I have had my period twice this month. The first time 9/11-9/16, this one was normal. The second time was 9/20-9/25, this one was really light and was pinkish and mucus like(day1-3) then it changed to brownish and thick(day3-4) then really red and heavy(day 4-5). I was scheduled to ovulate on 9/22 - 9/27. We ttc on the 23, 24, 25, 28.
I was scheduled to have my period today. How soon should I test to get an accurate result?

Please reply!!

Baby dust to all those ttc xoxo

Replies(3)

nancyms

replied on October 7th, 2005

Experienced User

You can probably test now.

Nancy

snappy

replied on October 9th, 2005

New User

How Soon Can I Test?

Go ahead and test now! You can not have a false positive, so go for it! I got pregnant the week after I went off the pill! Good luck!

want2b

replied on October 10th, 2005

Experienced User

I use first response as a hpt. I was supposed to start af today as of now I am feeling really sick to my stomach and I felt like I needed to puke all night and it just won't come out :( it feels like heartburn. I am really tired now too. I am now just hoping. I plan on testing on oct. 16th (my birthday) it would be a great suprise to find out I was. Girls throw me some baby dust.

Xoxo
casey

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