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My hcg's blood test result is 19mui/ml but my doctor said it's too low to confirm pregnancy knowing i'm 1 week late so i need to redo it is that right?
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Yes: A repeat in 2-3 days should have doubled and that would be definite confirmation of pregnancy.
Answered 8/25/2020
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