Re: 4 days early/new improved pregnancy tests

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No, ovulation occurs 14 days before the onset of your next menstrual period. This is close to being one of those always things.

(2)If you did ovulate right before your period, >how accurate would those tests be anyway??? (3)I guess what I am saying
>is, if you got pregnant right before your period then it wouldn't show
>up for weeks, right??? Any advice, thoughts???? I know that some of yaw
>have thought of this before and we all drive ourselves crazy with these
>questions!!!!

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