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I did a clear blue preg. test but is negative, my hcg is too low to be detected? i am very tall and slim 5/11 tall 130lbs, should do the test again?
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Yes: There is no harm in re-doing the test a few weeks after the first one and if you continue to have pregnancy symptoms , and your urine pregnancy test is still negative, do a blood test.
Answered 9/11/2014
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