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I took a pregnancy test yesterday and it came out with a very very faint positive. i took another this morning and it came out negative. retest?
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Yes: With discrepancy in tesing results, retesting is important. If you have concerns or uncertainty, your doctor can do a blood test for pregnancy (hcg). This test can be done qualitatively (positive/negative), or can be done quantitiatively (provides an actual blood level concentration of hcg- done in specific circumstances).
Answered 4/24/2015
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