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I've read many stories on the internet of women saying they had negative pregnancy tests throughout their whole pregnancy. is that an internet myth?
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Possible: It can indeed be possible that women can test negative for a pregnancy test, but actually be pregnant. This is called a "false negative" test.
Answered 7/13/2017
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