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I had my fet done. my doctor told me to do an hcg test 7 days after. results showed level 1. can an early test detect a pregnancy or is it negative?
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Too early to test: A negative result on a test done too early is not reliable. You may wish to repeat the test in a week or so.
Answered 6/28/2014
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