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394803 tn?1326295603

Ok could i be pregnant?

Ok my hpt says negative but today after my check my doc told me that my endometrium lining is thickened and my follicle size is also good...so could i be pregnant...im so confused cos my hpt is negative...has anyone been through something like this..? plz share ur experience if u have been through something similar...
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1194973 tn?1385503904
Many times if people do not know the answer or do not have personal experience (which is what you're asking for) they will not answer. You also asked it 8 hours ago, which EST would be at 4am. Very few are on at this time. PST that would be 1am, and again is a time many are not on.

Personally, if you have a thickened lining and follicles I would assume you are ovulating or will be soon. If that's the case, no you wouldn't be pregnant. However, without further details it's hard to say. When was your last cycle, when is your next due, are you undergoing fertility treatments?  
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1756475 tn?1330538713
give it a few more days and then re-test.  It could just be too early for the HPT that you are using.   What cycle day are you actually on?
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394803 tn?1326295603
plz answer someone...:( its sad that this site is getting so not useful cos no one seems to be helpful :( guess i should stop visiting this site...:(
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