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Can a regular blood test detect if you are pregnant or not ?
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Yes: Yes, there is a blood test for hcg. It's mainly helpful in diagnosing ectopic pregnancy when the more sensitive method is used. Normally the urine test is adequate.
Answered 4/24/2015
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