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I've had blood work done for my thyroid can it show up a woman being pregnant?
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No/yes: No, thyroid tests do not indicate whether a woman is pregnant , but that same blood sample might be able to be used to perform a pregnancy test. Check with your lab.
Answered 11/9/2012
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