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How common is it for low hormone levels to cause a negative pregnancy test when you know you're pregnant?
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Mutually: contradictory. Elevated level of HCG is a sine qua non for pregnancy. If the HCG level is below 5, you are not pregnant. How do you know you are pregnant?
Answered 2/28/2016
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