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Q: to Early to Take a Test?

asked by: ~baby~g~ on November 10th, 2005

Experienced User

I had sex 3 times with my bf on october 15th & I got my period on october 19th. It was only 2 days late. Then again I had sex twice with him on october 29th. So is it possible I could be pregnant even though I had my period. I know it's to early to tell probably after the 29th. Since it's on been 2 weeks ago. I just feel so tired, morning sickness, going to the bathroom a lot, tired all the time, and just flat out feeling sick. Is it to early to take a test?

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hollie686

replied on November 11th, 2005

Experienced User

So are you due to get your period about the 16th of nov? I think you should be okay. The earliest i've heard of a pregnancy test working correctly is 5 days before you are due to get your period. And for alot of people that is too early. I would wait til your period due date gets a bit closer before testing.

But about being prego - if you have sex, then there is always a chance you could get pregnant:) hollie

~baby~g~

replied on November 11th, 2005

Experienced User

Thanks!! :)

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