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why did the doctor say no more testing was required after the 8.5 week negative result??
This discussion is related to Definite Exposure - Risk level, symptoms, testing.
This discussion is related to Definite Exposure - Risk level, symptoms, testing.
3 months is the guidelines and there are no tests approved to give one a conclusive negative test result earlier than 3 months.
no i was talking about a thread on the doctors forum on this site. someone wrote they tested negative at 8.5 weeks and the doc said no more testing.
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