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A member asked:
I am getting positive pregnancy tests (multiple), i had my hcg level checked and it was 2. can i still be pregnant? i was about 10 dpo at test
A doctor has provided 1 answer
See your doctor: Your doctor can get all the details of any medications that you may have taken and put it all in perspective. She can also do a sonogram and give you more pertinent information if need be. She can also help you with the emotional side of this issue. I hope it all turns ourt for the best.
Answered 3/26/2015
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