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trying 4 a baby

i had sex 8 days ago and my period is not due untill the 4/04/2011 is it 2 early to take a home pregnancy test
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The six-day first response is high unlikely to give an accurate result as early as it claims. I took one yesterday and my period is due on 03/26/11 and got a negative but I still have early pregnancy symptoms. I'm going to force myself to wait until the end of the week to try again.
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Yeah it's too early. I've been trying concieve for 4 months now and I know how hard it is to wait to find out. i took one this morning and I'm due AF tmrw... it was negative :(
I've looked on every forum possible to see how early I can test especially the first month we were trying and i tested everyday of the week leading up to my AF.
try distract yourself till you're actually late.
If your'e desperate try the first response early tests next week they say they can be used 6 days before. but its really unreliable but if you dont mind spending the money you could buy that to put your mind at rest for a few days then try again the following week when you're late.
good luck x
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Yes it is too early. The earliest you can test is 4 days before you expected period. But you are always better waiting until it is actually late, that way you are going to get a more accurate result.
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