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I tested positive twice on a blood pregnancy test with a faint line but negative ultrasound and negative beta hcg test. could i be pregnant or not?
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Serum BHCG: A Serum ( blood) BHCG quantitative test is going to be more accurate than a urine pregnancy test. If there is a discrepancy then you will need to ask your doctor for an interpretation of the test result. Your question states that you had a positive blood test and negative BHCG test. That seems contradictory
Answered 2/24/2018
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