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I got a faint positive line on first response pregancy test but a *not pregnant* on a clearblue test. can i still be pregnant?
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Pregnant ?: If a home pregnancy test (HPT) was used, and your periods have been regular (24-32 days apart) using HPT when only two weeks have elapsed since ovulation will frequently give unreliable results. Wait another 7-10 days and try again. If negative, and you want to be certain, obtain a serum HCG test, which is much more accurate.
Answered 3/9/2019
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