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A member asked:
Took a pg test. 2 lines but one line was very faint. pg? or should i re test?
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Pregnancy testing: If the results were equivocal or difficult to interpret, then retesting in 48 hours is a reasonable approach to take. Additionally, you could have a doctor's office/lab administer the test as they have a great deal of experience in interpretation.
Answered 7/5/2014
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