Hi Sweet,
Mandy answered your question already. I also think it should be ok. The only possible worry is the fertilized egg might be dislodge during the implantation by the 'violent' action, but I believe chances is low.
April, I think the whole pregnancy is a test of patience. From the 2 weeks wait to confirm if we strike jackpot, to waiting for the most risky 1st trimester to be over, then still need to wait till D-day. Therefore, I think having a child is considered a miracle.
I'm also thinking of buying the 2 for the price of one test kit. I saw it last friday while browsing through the watson shelves for ovulation test kits.
The clearblue ones are by far the most reliable but I find them rather expensive. I felt a bit heartache when the test result turned out negative, it is like throwing away $10+ which can buy me 2 good lunch with drink to the bin
Mandy answered your question already. I also think it should be ok. The only possible worry is the fertilized egg might be dislodge during the implantation by the 'violent' action, but I believe chances is low.
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April, I think the whole pregnancy is a test of patience. From the 2 weeks wait to confirm if we strike jackpot, to waiting for the most risky 1st trimester to be over, then still need to wait till D-day. Therefore, I think having a child is considered a miracle.
I'm also thinking of buying the 2 for the price of one test kit. I saw it last friday while browsing through the watson shelves for ovulation test kits.
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The clearblue ones are by far the most reliable but I find them rather expensive. I felt a bit heartache when the test result turned out negative, it is like throwing away $10+ which can buy me 2 good lunch with drink to the bin
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