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Can a kidney stones affect the results of a pregnancy test?
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No: This should not be a problem unless there is acute, severe disease.
Answered 2/25/2013
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Im awaiting the results of my urine culture and was wondering if they test for kidney stones in urine or do they just check for bacteria etc?
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