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Can a pregnancy test results be affected if u r anemic...?
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No: A pregnancy test measures beta hcg. Being anemic would have no impact on the results.
Answered 10/12/2017
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No: Anemia has nothing to do with HCG which is the "pregnancy hormone" checked through urine or blood.
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