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Really want to know

Hi my name is sophie im 19
i need advice on what to do
i am 3 weeks 3 days late and still no sign of my period
i took a test about 2 weeks ago and it came up neg could it of been wrong
i will take another test friday if it comes up neg again what should i do ??
many thanks x
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1553391 tn?1326997179
2 weeks ago may have been too soon for you to test for your body.  The best advice has been given in my opinion.  You need to have a quantitative blood test done (BETA).  it is the best way to test for pregnancy.  There are other reasons why someone would not have a period also. Other medical conditions and stress no matter how little can alter a period.
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go to the doctor ask for a quantitative blood test. it tells the levels of hcg instead of a qualitative blood test which just says yes or no. hope this helps.
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1399033 tn?1449587779
I know someone who went to get birth control and they confirmed her not pregnant... She continued her pills and started having bad pains in her lower stomach... She discovered she was 3 months pregnant. She got negative tests for 3 weeks.

So I would get a blood test done. That's the best way to find out for sure.
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1244180 tn?1325899111
you should take another test... thats the only way to know....

Good Luck
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