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I went to the dr to do a pregnancy test they did a urine one first it came up 2 lines but one was faint so we did a blood test it came up negative.
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Blood test better: The blood pregnancy test is more accurate than the urine pregnancy test. It will show a true pregnancy earlier.
Answered 12/8/2013
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