How many days late for period do you test??

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"Most women test everyday even before the day their period suppose to start" when do you?

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I never tested before because I didn’t think it’d be good for my mentality on the process. If I experienced any symptoms, I’d test the day it was expected to start. If not, I’d test the day after.

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I test 10 days after I miss my period because I usually get my period before those 10 days are up. I don’t like to get my hopes up and then get destroyed by a negative test. Plus I don’t want to waist tests.

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I tested the day of my estimated period and it was a very faint line. No point in testing before that imo.

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I test before because I’m crazy and addicted to peeing on a stick but it’s always disappointing. My best friend said she didn’t get a positive on a test until two weeks after her missed period! Next month I’m gonna try and wait until my period. This month it’s hard because I have no idea when I ovulated and no idea when I’m supposed to start since my Opk’s were off. So I’m on cycle day 37 with no positive and no period so I’m like 🤷🏻‍♀️

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I used to test before my period was due often because with my 2 previous pregnancies I tested positive early at about 9/10dpo with both BUT after going through a chemical a few months back I decided I won’t test until I’m a week late going forward. 5 weeks is still extremely early but 3 & 4 weeks is even earlier & are very common weeks for chemicals. This is just my personal outlook & opinion on this.

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2 weeks after unprotected sex or until you missed your period

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I test the day of a missed period cuz I’ll just be stressed if I don’t. If I found out I was pregnant, I’d be making a call to PP ASAP

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10dpo so 4 days before

How many days late for period do you test??

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