First Trimester of Pregnancy Forum - When Can You Take the Pt??


When Can You Take the Pt??

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mylittleangel

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When Can You Take the Pt?? Posted: 01-29-06 23:58pm


Hi.. I wanted to know how many days after having unprotected sex did everyone take their pregnancy tests? Thanks,

wannababy25

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Posted: 01-30-06 11:50am


Hi! Some tests can be taken up to 4 days before your next period would be due. Most test once they've missed their period as this usually the 1st sign of pregnancy. Hth!! :)

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