I have a 9-day period delay and a negative test. Could I be pregnant? Can I call for a blood test?

It is possible to still be pregnant even if your pregnancy test is negative, especially if it was not taken with the first morning urine. It is recommended to wait and take another test every 3 days until it becomes positive or your period arrives. If you are experiencing symptoms such as cramps or back pain, it is important to monitor for any other symptoms and consider seeking medical advice.

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I have a 9-day period delay and a negative test. Could I be pregnant? Can I call for a blood test?

It is possible to still be pregnant even if your pregnancy test is negative, especially if it was not taken with the first morning urine. It is recommended to wait and take another test every 3 days until it becomes positive or your period arrives. If you are experiencing symptoms such as cramps or back pain, it is important to monitor for any other symptoms and consider seeking medical advice.