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Took a urine test 90 days after sex. and a blood hcg pregnancy test 72 days after sex. how accurate is it. can i trust the result? thank you
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Yes: Both blood and urine tests being negative at 72 days is accurate in ruling out pregnancy.
Answered 1/9/2015
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