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How can I test if I am pregnant?
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Dr Karin Hammarberg
Registered Nurse
Karin is a Research Fellow at the Jean Hailes Research Unit at Monash University and Senior Research Officer at the Victorian Assisted Reproduction Treatment Authority.Karin … View Profile
The easiest way is to buy a home pregnancy test kit at the chemist. If you have regular periods the test should turn positive (if you're pregnant) about a week after your missed period was due.
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Amy Haughey
Dietitian
I am an Accredited Practising Dietitian and nutritionist who can assist you with diet related diseases, healthy eating, weight maintentance, eating on a budget, and … View Profile
I agree with the above. If the test gave you a positive result i would then go and get a blood test at the doctors to confirm.
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