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Q: Pregnancy Test... At What Point?

asked by: CustodioCustodes on August 8th, 2005

New User

Last period started 24 july, ended 29 july. Sexual intercourse 3 august. Regular month-long cycle with period at the end. At what point can a pregnancy test be taken?

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kitty44

replied on August 8th, 2005

New User

Ovalation does'nt even take place till 14 days after first day of period in a normal 28 day cycle. So ur probably not pg sorry. But u can take a test on the first day of ur missed period.

chels03

replied on August 9th, 2005

Experienced User

kitty44 wrote:

ovalation does'nt even take place till 14 days after first day of period in a normal 28 day cycle. So ur probably not pg sorry. But u can take a test on the first day of ur missed period.

darl I know this is true but it is still possible to get pregnant any time of the month I got pregnant 3 days before I missed my period with this one n I know it couldnt of been any earlier as I didnt have sex any earlier!!!

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