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3939287 tn?1348689080

Got blood work today..

I'm 17, and my cycle usually isn't normal. The mast two months they have been. (July & August) I start on the 19 and end 5-7 days later. I haven't gotten it this month and I think I might be pregnant. My S/O is  Active Duty Infantry and is currently deployed. We've been trying for some time, stoped due to the deployment. I use FertiliTea for two days (four days before he came home) I was also told I have Hypothyroidisum but my levels were fine (PCOS three years ago, but had 1 cyst in January) I've taken a few hCG home test (strip kind) and they are all neg. Is this normal?
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3112100 tn?1379614659
ive always used first response nd i probably aalways will! results show up fast....
mby if yu dnt wanna wait till tomorrow or friday yu can try buyin a first response nd seein wat that one says
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3939287 tn?1348689080
I got them off amazon. They are just a little thin strp you dip in a cup and they are supposted to work better than other ones. I believe the first test was two weeks ago and everyone I take in - I should find out my level tomorrow or Friday
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3112100 tn?1379614659
wats the strip kind?
i took first response test a week before my period was due nd it was clear positive! some girls are different tho... some show sooner nd some show later... wen did yu take the tests?
mby try again ina few days yur first morning urine... if not try a blood test... that will tell yu
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