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Q: Took a Preg Test

asked by: sweet_wun on September 3rd, 2006

Experienced User

About two weeks ago I was ment to come on my period.But I had this spoting early and it only lasted 2days and it was light and when I was ment to come on my period I didnt I took a preg test yesterday but it wasnt in the morning it came back negative but I feel like im preg my breasts feel sore and tender ive felt sick dizzy and had headaches and cravings for foods. I dunno whats wrong with me could I still be pregnant after the test saying negative? Was it to early to take the test?I am confused and I dont wanna go to the doctor and make a fool outta myself so im left here confused I always here negative preg tests can lie but I dont know if its lied to me :$

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Jules

replied on September 3rd, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

I would have thought that if you are two weeks late then a pregnancy test would show up positive if you were pregnant. Mind you, sometimes a test can show a false negative.

Don't be embarrassed to go and see your doctor. You're not making a fool of yourself - this is a really important thing so you won't be wasting anyone's time!

Maybe you could try another test in another week just in case?

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