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My last period was 15 November and my period date was 13 December but it didn't happen so I took a pregnancy test on 15th December but it came negative do I need to do the test again? Because I haven't had periods yet
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You should repeat the Urine Pregnancy Test now .
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Yes repeat the test.
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Connect please
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Repeat  pregnancy test if period does not happen after a week.
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Yes A delay of upto 7 days is considered normal Wait till 22 If still no periods repeat pregnancy test
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Yes can repeat urine pregnancy test and if negative you will require. A blood test
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Do urine pregnancy test again. Connect for consultation.
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