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Can medicine affect a pregnancy test?

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i'm on clomid and metformin and i'm 7 days past af was supposed to start my doc. says to take a test in the morning and to call with the results on monday... However i have had 2 neg tests and i don't want to see another neg... why won't they just do a blood test or an exam wouldn't that be easier... i have been sick and tired and hungry, some twinges in my abomen and zits everywhere (tmi sorry) what do you ladies thing?

I really want a baby and i really feel i am but can i get a false negative because of meds?

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  1. I sorry but those are all side effects of the meds


  2. Home pregnancy tests are over 99per cent accurate when used correctly, so your doctor is right to suggest them first.  

    Clomid doesn't always make women ovulate, and that would be my guess, that you had an anovulatory cycle and therefore your period hasn't come. All the symptoms you mentioned can be symptoms of PMS, Clomid, or a hormone imbalance. I'm sorry, I know this isn't what you want to hear, but I really don't think based on the info that you are pregnant.  

  3. Clomid produces long cycles.  It is possible that you are pregnant and hcg isn't detected yet because it is too early.  On clomid I did not ovulate till day 26, and my usual day was 18.

    Neither clomid or metformin will affect a pregnancy test.

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