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Two missed periods. one positive test but the rest are negative test?
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Worth re-testing: Home pregnancy tests are more often falsely negative than falsely positive. They rely on detecting a chemical made by the early pregnancy mass. It is worth repeating.
Answered 7/23/2019
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