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Is using second morning urine okay for a pregnancy test after eating? (did not drink anything)
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Pregnancy testing: First AM urine contains more concentrated hormone levels, and is best if testing for pregnancy for accuracy. If you want/need assurance , use a serum test (HCG) which is very accurate, and is obtained from a healthcare provider's office
Answered 10/4/2014
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