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Q: Blood Test Question

asked by: MissSixty on July 26th, 2006

New User

My girlfriend last peroid ends on july 4 and we have unprotected sex on july 7 and 8.

After july 7 and 8, the following 2 weeks she began to have some symtoms of pregnancy, tender breast, darker nipple, stomach feeling weird and always hungry.

On july 25, we went to a clinic and did a blood test and it showed negative.

Would this blood test be accurate?

Hope someone can help me out coz I am very worry.

P.S she always have irregualr peroid and sometimes missed peroid before

thank you

Replies(2)

mama5603

replied on July 26th, 2006

Experienced User

I would wait and have another blood test done a week after she had her last one done.... I took a home test it said yes but the I went to the dr and the blood test said no then I went back a few days later and it said yes.. So try it agine

AyaMiyaki

replied on July 26th, 2006

Especially eHealthy

Blood tests are much more accurate than urine tests.

Having said that, you should probably wait until she misses her period and then test again, just to be 100% sure. Since you say she misses her period a lot, I would wait until august 4th or so.

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