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Q: Skipped Two Months...negative Results..help.

asked by: bridge212001 on April 3rd, 2007

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Hopefully someone can help me..I am 23 Its not been uncommon for me to miss a period. I miss atleast two a year. However I am worried. I usually get my period the 28th of each month. I had my period in Jan and had unprotected sex the 10th of feb. I skipped my period in Feb and now have skipped it for March. I have taken 6 pregnancy test over this period of time, and still keep getting a negative result. I dont feel pregnant. I dont have any symptoms of pregnancy. Can I still be pregnant?

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mamaTT

replied on April 4th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

Anytime you have unprotected sex, the chance of pregnancy is there. As for all of the negative tests; there really isn't an explanation. They just don't work on some women. Call your doctor and schedule a blood test, they are far more accurate.

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