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When after a miscarriage should a pregnancy test come up negative?
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Two weeks or sooner: A urine pregnancy test will be negative after two weeks or sooner after a first trimester miscarriage. If it is still positive after that, you should seek care from a doctor.
Answered 4/6/2013
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