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What does a positive pregnancy test look like from the doctors?
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Blood test: Pregnancy test can be done on urine or blood. Blood test is more sensitive and you need to see a doctor for that. Urine test is the same whether done by the doctor or done at home. Blood test gives a number which is the level of beta hcg.
Answered 11/8/2013
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