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Preg Test Negative, I am 5 days delayed now. What I am going to do?

I am already 5 days delayed today, I had my first pregnancy test and it showed negative. I experienced bloating 3 days ago and till now.I keep urinating too every now and then.  My husband is in Vasectomy for almost 14 years now. Does anyone knows what is this be? Can I be pregnant even Preg test shows negative? when is best to have test again? Pls help
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I think it is time for a gyno check-up.  Not that it is so terribly, terribly late for your period but because some of the symptoms you have named in your earlier post should be checked by a doctor if they are not easily explained (i.e., by something like pregnancy).  The doc will do a blood test for pregnancy, which is more accurate earlier than a home test, and then will go on from there.  Good luck!
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I agree with Annie...make an appointment with your gyno.  They can do the blood test and check for other issues as well.  I am sure stressing about doesn't help either.  I just think you will feel better once you see your doctor.

Best of luck

PS
My sister-n-law got pregnant....her husband had vasectomy years ago and it was truly his.  The urologist even told him that it wasn't 100% and that it could happen.  It was a joyous occasion for my sister-n-law because she really wanted a baby and her hubby was "fixed" before they got married.  He had 2 children from previous so he was done...or so he thought.  She had pretty much written off ever having one of her own and when she had weird symptoms...she thought she had the flu...LOL  Anyway, all is well and my nephew is now 22!
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