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I have taken pregnancy test one negative one faint positive what should i do i do have a iud in place but can not feel it with my fingures?
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Blood test: Please see your doctor for a blood test for HCG level. You may need to repeat it 2-3 days later to confirm proper rise in level.
Answered 8/4/2019
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