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Ive taken 5 pregnancy tests and theyve all came back positive but the line has been very faint each time and this has been over the span of the last four days. im not sure whether this means im pregnant or not. should i go to a obgyn?
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Ask for a blood test: In order to answer your concerns, it would be good to consult an obgyn clinician and to ask for a blood betaHCG test to confirm your pregnancy. Once your blood betaHCG levels are above 1,000 mIU/ml, a pelvic sonogram (first trimester dating scan) would help you get a more definitive answer.
Answered 10/6/2020
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