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Very faint line on pregnant test im not due for 2 days am i pregnant?
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Very possible: most likely you are pregnant if the test was read at the appropriate time. false positive can occur if the test is read after the recommended time . consider a repeat test with a 1st morning urine in 2-3 days for confirmation.
Answered 6/3/2014
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