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PostPosted: 11/27/06 - 09:43    Post subject: 19 days and still no period. Vote now! Reply with quote
Hi my name is melissa and i am 20 yrs old. I have a 8 month old daughter ever since i have had her i have had regular periods my last period was october 13 to october 18th i was suppose to start again november 9th i have my period every 28 days or 30 at the most. Here it is november 27th and i still havent had my period. I have been taking test and some come up a faint positive and some come up negative. The ones that come up a faint positive are the ones i take in the moring the ones that are negative are the ones i take at night. If i am late for my period i sometimes spot a couple days before i actualy start but i have had no signs of it what so ever. Do you think it is still too early for a test to tell if i am pregnant or not? I really want another one so if anyone has any advice please help me out.
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