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21 yo f. history pcos. trying to get pregnant w husb.for 13mos. always regularcycle. week late but home test says neg. could i have low hcg. how to be sure?
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Yes: Some home pregnancy tests can be positive as soon as 5 days, however, it may take longer. I recommend repeating test in one week. If still negative, then you are not pregnant, but can keep trying.
Answered 2/7/2015
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