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1498534 tn?1289850486

help!..can i take a pg test a day before my expected period??

can i take a pg test a day before my expected period...im supposed to start tomorrow..i have two test...its now 3:30pm and i know that its best to use first morning urine ,but if i am pg , then wouldnt the hormone be high enough to detect it at any time by now???

i believe i had  implantation bleeding on the 3rd of nov...

please any advice will be helpful!
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951898 tn?1296134343
5n1
yes you could take a test the day before you expected period..it is best to use first morning urine, but, if you can hold your urine for like 4 hours and not drink anything to dilute it then you could test then. Your hormone should be high enough, but, that being said some women dont get a positive until days past their missed cycle..Good luck
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1466491 tn?1325364068
Yes you can definitely take a test today and you should be fine with a couple of sips of water and you can most certainly eat it will not effect the outcome of the test.
Wishing you boatloads of luck!
Please keep us updated :)
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1498534 tn?1289850486
thank you!..i didnt know that drinking can dilute a hormone... what about eating?? my husband is about to come home with the test.. but we usually eat, around this time, can this dilute it as well...or is it just liquids? i have had a few sips of water this morning but thats it..

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