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A member asked:
My pregnancy test s weak positive and my hormonal assay s tsh 2.11uiu/ml ....am i pregnant or not?
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Blood test: If your blood pregnancy test says positive then you are pregnant. You need to look at the bhcg test which indicates pregnancy not TSH which looks at thyroid function.
Answered 6/10/2014
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