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Q: 5 Days Late For Af With Negative Hpt

asked by: ntshmcdan on November 12th, 2006

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Ok, I am never late for my af. I have a 31 day cycle and I am never even late by a day. Last time I missed my period was in june which ended in a m/c on june 6th. My periods have been normal since. Now I am late so I (being the poas addict that I am) have had like 10 negative pregnancy tests. One of the fact plus tests had the faintest of all faint lines that I have ruled out to be an evap line. I am freaking out. Has anyone else had the same issue and been pregnant or not? If I could just get some opinions I would appreciate it!!!

Thanks
tasha

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Mabel

replied on November 12th, 2006

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If you cannot possibly wait, then go to your doctor and get a blood test.

Or you could wait a few more days and use your first morning urine. Fmu has a higher concentration of the hormone that pregnancy tests detect and your body only produces when you are pregnant.

Good luck.

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