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A member asked:
If my pregnancy tests are getting darker, does that indicate hormone levels are rising properly? theyve gotten extremly dark, i am about 4 weeks
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No need to recheck: There is no need to repeat the test if you had a positive. Once you are pregnant then you are pregnant. Congratulations.
Answered 10/4/2014
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