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Can diet pills or fat burners effect pregnancy tests?
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Only, possibly, one: If you are on the HCG diet, receiving injections or supplements of hcg, you could get a false positive pregnancy test, since that is the hormone the pregnancy tests looks for in your blood or urine. Otherwise, no.
Answered 6/10/2014
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