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Q: Blood Work

asked by: I want to be a mommy on June 1st, 2006

Experienced User

I still haven't had my period now 2 days late. However I want to know if I am preggy b/c i've had 2 bfn so how does the blood work thing go. How soon would I get results? Do I have to go to my obgyn or can I go to the health dept. Or my regular physician. My obgyn is over an hour a way. So what do you think?

Replies(5)

kissofangel20

replied on June 1st, 2006

Experienced User

You should be able to go anywhere including the health department and have the test done as long as your ins. Covers with the provider.

I want to be a mommy

replied on June 1st, 2006

Experienced User

How long does it take to get the results

Mabel

replied on June 1st, 2006

Moderator

It isn't instant, like a urine test. Sometimes they call you the next day.

If you are 2 days late, wait a few more days for another urine test. What will the harm be in knowing right now, or a few days from now?

Emma2

replied on June 2nd, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

I think most places will give you results the day after . It all depends make a few calls!

I want to be a mommy

replied on June 2nd, 2006

Experienced User

Never mind my af decided to visit me this month, maybe next month. Thanks though :(

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