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Suggest Treatment For Pregnancy

I have been trying to get pregnant and since may 30th I have had unprotected sex about 10 times. My period should be here today or tomorrow. I have been cramping on and off , and really sore nipples. I ve taken two pregnancy tests , both are negative.. Any help?
posted on Mon, 23 Jun 2014
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Hello ma'am and welcome.

First of all, a pregnancy test is best conducted on or after the second day of a missed period or 2 weeks after sexual contact, using an early morning urine sample.

As for conception, it is a much more complicated process than we assume it to be. Not conceiving for a duration less than 2 years is still considered normal, and only after that is it considered pathological. But I would either way recommend a visit to your doctor for an elaborate evaluation and assitance for the same.

Hope this helps.

Best wishes.
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Suggest Treatment For Pregnancy

Hello ma am and welcome. First of all, a pregnancy test is best conducted on or after the second day of a missed period or 2 weeks after sexual contact, using an early morning urine sample. As for conception, it is a much more complicated process than we assume it to be. Not conceiving for a duration less than 2 years is still considered normal, and only after that is it considered pathological. But I would either way recommend a visit to your doctor for an elaborate evaluation and assitance for the same. Hope this helps. Best wishes.