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Pregnancy - when to take the test
My husband and I had sex on my ovulation day 19th March and since a day after that I feel lingering mild cramps in my tummy, have urges to have different kind of food than i usually do and I feel nausea but I am not throwing up. I also see discharge down there. I am not sure if this is pregnancy or an infection. How soon can I be tested and shld it be a blood test or otc urine test.
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Test for urine pregnancy test if you miss your periods, that is if your period does not occur on your expected day; you can test 4 to 5 days after that.
You can also do blood test beta HCG after you miss your periods
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Dr. Vijyaben Patel
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Hi, if your ovulation is on 19 the Match for sure, you may opt for either urine pregnancy test or blood for Beta HCG levels on or after 2-3 April.
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