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Bleeding Affect Preg Test Posted: 09-02-04 21:02pm


Hi I just wanted to know if anyone can answer this ,can you do a prego test or blood test if you have your periods or ur bleeding, you see my friend how 1 thought she was pregnant she got her periods today the day we were going to do a blood test she got them after 35 days of no period but the bleeding is very light red colour mixd with brown, at first I thought it could be implantation bleeding but we dnt quit know, if she gets a test done incase would it give it a rite answer or the blood will interfeer some how?

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