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By the time your hcg level is high enough to detect in a home pregnancy test how many weeks pregnant will you be?
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Ralph881: Believe it or not, home pregnancy tests are positive at very low HCG levels in the first 2-3 weeks of pregnancy and sometimes even earlier. The key is performing the test on the first urine after a night's sleep so it is concentrated and not dilute and performing the test exactly as instructed
Answered 4/19/2015
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