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Why would my doctor say i tested positive very early in a pregnany test? could i be having twins ? i'm 4 weeks pregnant
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Positive pregnancy: Generally the test lights up sooner if you are more than three weeks pregnant. So congrats!
Answered 1/25/2014
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