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Took pregnancy test one positive one negative. started spotting a weird color. very tired. nauseous. mild cramping?
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Can retest next week: May be pregnant. When a pregnancy test has uncertain results, one can repeat a urine test a week later. If there is a true pregnancy, the test will be positive a week later. There is generally no need to retest sooner.
Answered 1/26/2017
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