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nicole21

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How Many Weeks Do You Have to Be For a Prego Test to Be Pos.
Posted: 03-02-04 08:12am
I had unprotected sex 6 times with the same guy in the same day 1 week ago my family members get pregnant very easy and I had taking a ovulating test and it said I was ovulating bad!!! I had a deasies called hyper thyriodism Sad and I lost a baby about 7 months ago I got my deasies under control but I have had the worst pains in my tummy. So anyone with any advice or thoughts pls tell me what you think I took 3 prego test yes I know early but how early can you know your prego???? Shocked Embarassed
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Toska

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Posted: 03-02-04 18:16pm
Well everybody is different I know with me it takes at least 7 weeks for a hpt to come up positive for me, I took about 3 tests and took two tests at the doctors office all negative and then about two weeks later I took another hpt and it was positive. When are you suppose to start your period??
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nicole21

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Posted: 03-02-04 23:54pm
Right now is when I should be having my period
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Toska

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Posted: 03-03-04 08:04am
Well I would say give it about another week and then go to th edoctor and take a test if the urine tet comes out negative I would ask for a blood test they are better. Good luck i'm suppose to be having my period this week also but I am going to wait until next week so I don't get my hopes up.
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cricketbugmom

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Posted: 03-24-04 04:19am
Well since you took an opk you know that you o'd aprox 2 days after that... And it takes about 7-10 days for a baby to implant in your uterus...And your hcg levels double every 24 -48 hours and they need to be at at least 50 hcg to be dected by a hpt... So like the test boxes say the time to take a hpt is 12- 14 days past when you ovulate or when your period is due. I was very lucky since I chart and with both of my pg (m/c and viable pg) I tested on 9 dpo and got faint positives. Is your hypothroidism under control. If it isn't you will probably loose the baby or the baby will have sever mental disablities. I too have hypothroidism.
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