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I took a pregnancy test (what would be at 10 weeks) but drank water before hand (about 2 cups). could i get a false negative that late if pregnant?
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Likely not: Highly unlikely to impossible that consuming water would lead to a false negative. I would advise repeating the pregnancy test in another week to two weeks.
Answered 10/4/2016
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