Pregnancy Test - After How Many Days Of Missing Periods I Should

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After how many days of missing periods i should go in for a pregnancy test. What are the initial symptoms

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Dr. Aparna K

Gynecologist 18 yrs exp Bangalore

You can do urine preg test in the first wk of missed period itself. Nausea, fatigue, morning sickness are usual symptoms but not all women experience.

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