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Can a pregnancy test five months after sexual contact be wrong

By Anonymous August 9, 2015 - 5:59pm
 
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if I had gotten pregnant from sexual activity that took place in mid March maybe April would a pregnancy test be accurate? I have taken several over the past few months since then and they have all been negative including one this morning. I have also had all regular periods since the and they have bed.n very heavy like eight days and frequent pad and tampon changes but I have gained some weight lately and my boobs have been hurting in a way that feels like very sharp stabbing pains which I have never felt before and I have had a very strong metallic taste in my mouth for two weeks along with daily headaches for a couple of months. If I were four or five months pregnant right now would a pregnancy test (first response brand) taken with first morning urine give me a reliable result? I have read that after a couple months of pregnancy at home urine tests show false negatives because there is too much hcg levels but that doesn't make sense to me but I am believing it because I am so scared of being pregnant. We didn't even have sex he only fingered me but he was "adjusting himself" a lot under his boxer shorts so I'm afraid he may have had pre ejaculate or semen on his fingers when he put them in me. I am just terrified. Regardless of risk, can I rely on my negative tests and move on with my life?

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