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Had a miscarriage and i was following up with my gyn until my hcg level went down to normal. if test is positive, am i pregnant?
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Maybe: Time frame is important here. If its been a while that your HCG returned to normal and you've been having unprotected sex, then you could be pregnant. If the level has been trending down, there's still a window where your pregnancy test shows up +ve because your HCG is still detectable. So it depends. Good health.
Answered 6/10/2014
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