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Can pcos mess with pregnancy result? example, pregnant but negative result because hcg takes longer to build up? or never enough hcg? or other reason?
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No: PCOS can certainly impact ones ability to get pregnant. POCS inhibits ovulation. If pregnant though it will not impact the BHCG levels or the accuracy of a pregnancy test.
Answered 11/7/2015
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