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A member asked:
My bhcg is one on my 3rd day of missed period; is it possible that i'm pregnant? because what i know that below 5 is not pregnancy
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Too early to tell: Three days after a missed menses is way too early to begin testing you with blood pregnancy tests. The positive result for a quantitative pregnancy test is different depending on the lab where it's processed. For some places it's three, for other places it's five. You're going to need a repeat test.
Answered 3/26/2014
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