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A member asked:
Does my blood pressure pills can affect the result of the home pregnancy test? i am in my 40 days cycle with negative pregnancy test.
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No: The blood pressure medication should not alter the result of a pregnancy test. If done correctly, the urine pregnancy test gives a reliable result by cycle day 40. If no next period comes, or if worried, one can repeat the test using a different brand of test, or call her ob-gyn doctor for advice.
Answered 12/24/2014
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