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Q: How Soon After Missed Period

asked by: tibs1234 on April 9th, 2005

Experienced User

My question is how soon after a missed period should I be experiencing pregnancy symptoms. Im not stressed or nothing I haven't got my period but testerd negative on blood n urine. So im wondering how long after a missed period should I be experiencing pregnancy symptoms and do you think it could have been too early to test and my period was due sunday.

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~*klo*~

replied on April 9th, 2005

Experienced User

Hello, some people dont get symtoms, and if they do it could be any time after a missed period. Most people about two weeks after a missed period. Did you say you have tested? If you haven then why not go get one!
Good luck
chloe

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