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My last period date was 20 oct . I ovulated on 8th nov acc to the ovulation test kit that I used at home . Today is 10 days past ovulation and I took a urine pregnancy test at home which came out negative . Can I still be pregnant ?
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Wait till you miss your menses
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Wait till 21 nov
If still No period repeat pregnancy test
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Dr. Shruti Dahiya
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Although chances are very less. Chances of pregnancy are maximum upto 48-72 hours post ovulation but sometimes these kits can't predict the ovulation correctly so you have to wait till your next period date and get a repeat UPT done
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