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I drunk a lot of water and peed and it was whiteish when i took the pregnancy test at the doc would that affect the test?
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Unlikely: A pregnancy test measures a hormone in the urine, so would not typically be impacted by a contaminant in the urine like mucus. It sounds like you may have passed some mucus when you urinated.
Answered 1/30/2015
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