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Can pregnancy test kit not detect the pregnancy if taking antibiotics for cold and cough?
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No: Fertility drugs or other medications that contain HCG might interfere with home pregnancy test results. However, most medications, including antibiotics and birth control pills, don't affect the accuracy of home pregnancy tests.
Answered 5/30/2016
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