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Q: How Far Along?

asked by: aigel on March 27th, 2004

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I don't know for sure if I am pregnant or not. I'm exactly 22 days about 3 weeks late on my period and I took a pregnacy test and it was negative. I guess i'm going to wait until next week to test again that will be exactly one month late. If I am pregnant, how far along would I be? Would I be 4 weeks pregnant or more? I don't know when you start counting! If anyone could give me some info that would be great! Thanks!

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Misha192019

replied on March 27th, 2004

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How Far Along?

If I remember right if you are pregnant then you should be between 6 to 8 weeks along. They go by the date of your last menstral and then later go by ultrasound. Hope all goes well for you.

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