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Even thought my blood and pregnancy test was both negative, the obgyn has pregnant in there system what could that mean?
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Clerical note: If you were first seen for a pregnancy problem or possible pregnancy, having "pregnant" marked in their system is simply a clerical entry and does not mean that they think you are pregnant.
Answered 4/23/2014
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