Does water (H2O) influence a pregnancy test? Posted: 04-25-07 15:13pm
I think im pregnant and everyone at work
and in my family says I am. I have all the
symptoms except vominting. I constantly
fall asleep at work and I cant seem to
make myself stay awake. I think its too
early to test but I did anyway but I drank
a quart of water and then took the test
will the correct results show or am I
testing too early? My breasts are
constantly hurting as well as my nipples,
I can't fit any of my clothes anymore and
my shoes seem a bit snug. My stomach has
grown a bit in 3 weeks and I dont know
what's wrong. We want a baby and have been
trying we had intercourse April 7th, 10th,
12th, 19th
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Early Pregnancy Signs and Symptoms Answer A2678 Posted: 05-09-07 02:06am
The only way, you can find out if you are
pregnant or not, is to take a home
pregnancy test. Drinking water does not
influence the test results. Sleepiness,
breast tenderness, a grown stomach, etc.
...could mean nothing at all. If your
expected period does not arrive and it is
late, this may be a sign of pregnancy and
you can buy a home pregnancy test at a
local drugstore.
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