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Hcg less than 1 but can you still pregnant?
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Tests are accurate: All women who are pregnant will have HCG detectable in their blood and urine. If tested too early (approximately less than 2 weeks after conception), a pregnancy test may sometimes show a false negative result. If worried about pregnancy, one can retest a few days to a week or two later, when a rising HCG level will become detectable on tests.
Answered 9/20/2020
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